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... afterwards , our own forefathers came from North Germany , and destroyed or drove out the Celts from a great part of the Isle of Britain , but left them in other parts , where they still stay and still speak their own tongues . I wish I ...
... afterwards , our own forefathers came from North Germany , and destroyed or drove out the Celts from a great part of the Isle of Britain , but left them in other parts , where they still stay and still speak their own tongues . I wish I ...
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... afterwards the Roman Province . But perhaps this chapter is already long enough ; so , as the submission of Caradoc makes a good break in the story , I will keep the rest for another chapter . CHAPTER III . HOW BRITAIN WAS A ROMAN ...
... afterwards the Roman Province . But perhaps this chapter is already long enough ; so , as the submission of Caradoc makes a good break in the story , I will keep the rest for another chapter . CHAPTER III . HOW BRITAIN WAS A ROMAN ...
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... afterwards . I told you that the time that Britain remained a Roman Province was between three and four hundred years . That is a long time in the history of any people , and you may expect that in the course of so long a time many ...
... afterwards . I told you that the time that Britain remained a Roman Province was between three and four hundred years . That is a long time in the history of any people , and you may expect that in the course of so long a time many ...
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... afterwards built there in his memory , and a town arose round it which still bears his Old Verulam , which stood a little way off , was for saken , and the church and town of Saint Albans were built with its bricks . name The first ...
... afterwards built there in his memory , and a town arose round it which still bears his Old Verulam , which stood a little way off , was for saken , and the church and town of Saint Albans were built with its bricks . name The first ...
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... afterwards to have called themselves Kings , as the Chronicle says that the West - Saxon Kingdom began in 519 . You must take care to remember Cerdic and his West - Saxons , because it was the Kingdom of Wessex to which all the other ...
... afterwards to have called themselves Kings , as the Chronicle says that the West - Saxon Kingdom began in 519 . You must take care to remember Cerdic and his West - Saxons , because it was the Kingdom of Wessex to which all the other ...
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