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Holinshed, Raphael

"Chronicles (1 of 6): The Historie of England (8 of 8) The Eight Booke of the Historie of England"


Whereby not manie yeeres after, as Gilbert the gouernour, by Rafe the
childes coosine germane, was slaine; the dukedome anon, by murther and
fighting among themselues was sore troubled in all parts. Thus much a
little of duke Robert the father, and of prince William his sonne for
part of his tender yeeres.
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_A notable aduertisement touching the summe of all the foresaid
historie, wherin the foure great and notable conquests of this land
are brieflie touched, being a conclusion introductorie, as is said in
the argument._

In the former part of this historie it is manifest to the heedful
[Sidenote: Britaine inhabited by Brute.]
reader, that (after the opinion of most writers) Brute did first
inhabit this land; and called it then after his owne name, Britaine,
in the yeere after the creation of the world 2855, and in the yeere
[Sidenote: 1 Britaine conquered by the Romans.]
before the incarnation of Christ 1108. ΒΆ Furthermore the said land
of Britaine was conquered by C.


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