Apr 23, 2018 20 min

1066 - A New Dawn?

from The Things That Made England

Where else could we possibly start other than at the most famous date in English history. The Normans. Is this an iconic event which made England as she is? Was it a good thing, bad thing - or just a thing? Or just a matter of very poor hairstyles?

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