The History of England: From the Invasion of Julius Caesar to the Revolution in 1688C. Corrall, 1811 - 418 trang |
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... Danes , who , during some cen- turies , kept the Anglo Saxons in perpetual in- quietude , committed the most barbarous ravages upon them , and at last reduced them to grievous servitude . The emperor Charlemagne , though naturally ...
... Danes , who , during some cen- turies , kept the Anglo Saxons in perpetual in- quietude , committed the most barbarous ravages upon them , and at last reduced them to grievous servitude . The emperor Charlemagne , though naturally ...
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... Danes and ancient Saxon , they made no distinction in their hostilities between the French and English king- doms . Their first appearance in this island was in the year 787 , when Brithric reigned in Wes- sex . Á small body of them ...
... Danes and ancient Saxon , they made no distinction in their hostilities between the French and English king- doms . Their first appearance in this island was in the year 787 , when Brithric reigned in Wes- sex . Á small body of them ...
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... Danes lost great numbers , they maintained the post which they had taken , and thence made good their retreat to their ships . Having learned by experience , that they must expect a vigorous re- sistance from this warlike prince , they ...
... Danes lost great numbers , they maintained the post which they had taken , and thence made good their retreat to their ships . Having learned by experience , that they must expect a vigorous re- sistance from this warlike prince , they ...
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... Danes either were able to re- pulse them , and to continue their ravages with impunity , or they betook themselves to their ves sels ; and setting sail , suddenly invaded some dis- tant quarter , which was not prepared for their ...
... Danes either were able to re- pulse them , and to continue their ravages with impunity , or they betook themselves to their ves sels ; and setting sail , suddenly invaded some dis- tant quarter , which was not prepared for their ...
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... Danes at Wiganburgh , and put them to route with great slaughter . King Athelstan attacked another at sea near Sandwich , sunk nine of their ships , and put the rest to flight . A body of them , however , ventured , for the first time ...
... Danes at Wiganburgh , and put them to route with great slaughter . King Athelstan attacked another at sea near Sandwich , sunk nine of their ships , and put the rest to flight . A body of them , however , ventured , for the first time ...
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