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King Egbert (died 839), King of the West Saxons, first Monarch of all England; reigned 802 -839 (National … | Medieval history, Anglo saxon history, British history
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Formation of the English People. Pre-Celtic Paleolithic. –Attached to continent. –Inhabited by stunted Paleolithic man. Neolithic. –Centuries passed. - ppt download
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