Legal Definitions - march

MARCH

A march is a historical term used to describe a boundary between countries or territories. It is often used to refer to the border between England and Wales or between England and Scotland.

One example of a march is the border between England and Scotland. This boundary has been the site of many conflicts throughout history, including the famous Battle of Flodden in 1513.

Another example of a march is the border between England and Wales. This boundary has also been the site of many conflicts, including the Welsh Wars of the 13th century.

The examples illustrate how a march is a boundary between countries or territories. In both cases, the march has been the site of historical conflicts between the two nations. The term "march" is not commonly used in modern times, but it is still used in historical contexts to refer to these important boundaries.