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• William I
  #redirect [[William the Conqueror]]
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• William Shakespeare
  '''William Shakespeare''' was a prolific [[England|English]] playwright and [[poet]],
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• William Marshall
  ==William Marshall (the man)== '''William Marshal''' (1146-1219), also known as '''William the Marshal''' and '''Guillaume le Maréchal''', was a man who was barely e
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• William the Conqueror
  ...'', having been born the illegitimate son of the [[Duke]] of [[Normandy]]. William inherited the Duchy upon his father's death, but is best known for successf William first attempted to gain England through diplomatic maneuvering. He first cl
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• William the Bastard
  #redirect [[William the Conqueror]]
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• William Rufus
  '''William Rufus''' was the son (born 1056) of [[William the Bastard]] and gained the name Rufus after his death on account of his r ...was immediately challenged by a rebellion in favour of his elder brother. William made broad promises to the native English, won them over to his point of vi
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• William the Lion
  '''William I''', '''William the Lion''', was brother to [[Malcolm IV]] and succeeded him as [[king]] of {{Scottish Monarch | ruler = William the Lion | predecessor = [[Malcolm IV]] | successor = [[Alexander II]] | re
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• Chanson de William
  ...ir deaths, and dies heroically. Some fighting in which King Louis avenges William's death, mostly won by the humorous noble-born peasant who insists on killi The Chanson de William is written in [[decasyllabic assonanced couplets]] in [[Old French]].
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• William of Aquitaine
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• William Marshall Tournament
  A '''William Marshall Tournament''' is an easier variation of a [[ransom tourney]]. Each * [[William Marshall]] - the man
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• William Blackfox Award
  The '''William Blackfox Award''' is awarded by the [[SCA]] [[Corporate]] office. It reco The SCA William Blackfox Page - http://www.sca.org/officers/chronicler/blackfox-awards.html
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• William Archibald Spooner
  Rev. William Archibald Spooner was a British Anglican priest and scholar, and had quite
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• William fitz Hugh de Cambria
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• Norman conquest
  ...e as ''William the Bastard'', but is remembered in history text books as [[William the Conqueror]].
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• William Marshall Tournament
  A '''William Marshall Tournament''' is an easier variation of a [[ransom tourney]]. Each * [[William Marshall]] - the man
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• Chanson de William
  ...ir deaths, and dies heroically. Some fighting in which King Louis avenges William's death, mostly won by the humorous noble-born peasant who insists on killi The Chanson de William is written in [[decasyllabic assonanced couplets]] in [[Old French]].
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• William the Conqueror
  ...'', having been born the illegitimate son of the [[Duke]] of [[Normandy]]. William inherited the Duchy upon his father's death, but is best known for successf William first attempted to gain England through diplomatic maneuvering. He first cl
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• Edgar Atheling
  ...ondon. He was, however, far too young, being only about 14 years old, and William took the throne, Edgar submitting to him. ...072, on William's death he picked the wrong brother to support and under [[William Rufus]] he had again to flee to Scotland, where he became involved in the s
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• English Monarchs (poem)
  ...nglish schoolkids to memorise the names of the [[English Monarchs]] from [[William the Conqueror]] to Elizabeth II. Note that some of the more dubious claims :[[William the Conqueror|Willie]] [[William Rufus|Willie]] [[Henry I|Harry]] [[King Stephen|Stee]] <br>
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• William Blackfox Award
  The '''William Blackfox Award''' is awarded by the [[SCA]] [[Corporate]] office. It reco The SCA William Blackfox Page - http://www.sca.org/officers/chronicler/blackfox-awards.html
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• William Rufus
  '''William Rufus''' was the son (born 1056) of [[William the Bastard]] and gained the name Rufus after his death on account of his r ...was immediately challenged by a rebellion in favour of his elder brother. William made broad promises to the native English, won them over to his point of vi
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• William Marshall
  ==William Marshall (the man)== '''William Marshal''' (1146-1219), also known as '''William the Marshal''' and '''Guillaume le Maréchal''', was a man who was barely e
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• Domesday book
  ...x collector]]s to work on. The tradition is that the survey was ordered at William's [[midwinter]] [[court]] in 1085. [[William the Conqueror|William]] instructed that his commissioners seek and record, for each [[manor]], it
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• Libellus de re herbaria novus
  * Author(s): J.Britten, B.Dayton Jackson, W.T.Stearn, William Turner ...ria 1538,and [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes ]] 1548 both by William Turner
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• Edward the Exile
  ...o survive the [[Norman Conquest]], made peace with [[William the Conqueror|William]] and seems to have survived until the time of [[Henry I]]), and Margaret, ...the [[Norman Conquest]] to establish the right of [[William the Conqueror|William]], [[Duke]] of [[Normandy]] to succeed, as Edward had promised him he would
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• Shakespeare
  #REDIRECT [[William Shakespeare]]
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• William the Bastard
  #redirect [[William the Conqueror]]
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• William I
  #redirect [[William the Conqueror]]
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• Chanson de Williamor
  #REDIRECT [[Chanson de William]]
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• Bayeux Tapestry
  [[William_the Conqueror|William I of England]] ...r, [[Duke]] [[William I|William]] of [[Normandy]], [[Bishop]] Odo (who was William's half-brother), and Eustace [[Count]] of Boulogne (although an effort was
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• Malcolm IV
  He was succeeded by his younger brother [[William the Lion|William I]] nicknamed ''"The [[Lion]]"''. ...= Malcolm IV | predecessor = [[David I]] | successor = [[William the Lion|William I]] | reign = 1153-1165}}
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• Northumbria
  ...rt Comine, who was to have been the next Earl, was massacred. In revenge, William drove into northern England with troops, and devastated the rebels' lands. Under his son, [[William Rufus]], Northumbria was divided, the southern section becoming the [[count
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• Battle of Fulford
  ...way, where he had been watching for an invasion by [[William the Conqueror|William of Normandy]].
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• Alexander II
  Born: 4th September, 1198, '''Alexander''' was the son of [[William the Lion]] and Ermengarde of Beaumont. he succeeded to the [[throne]] of [ {{Scottish Monarch | ruler = Alexander II | predecessor = [[William the Lion|William I]] | successor = [[Alexander III]] | reign = 1214-1249}}
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• Mortain
  At the [[Norman Conquest]], the [[count]] was Robert, half-brother of [[William the Conqueror]], who came to have extensive land-holdings in [[England]] as ..., nephew to [[Henry I]] and later [[king]] in his own right; Stephen's son William (who died childless); and [[John Lackland|John]], brother to [[Richard I]],
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• Winchester
  ...of the [[castle]], and in 1079CE of a [[Norman]] [[cathedral]]. In 1100 [[William Rufus]] was buried in the [[cathedral]], under the tower. 7 years later, i
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• William the Lion
  '''William I''', '''William the Lion''', was brother to [[Malcolm IV]] and succeeded him as [[king]] of {{Scottish Monarch | ruler = William the Lion | predecessor = [[Malcolm IV]] | successor = [[Alexander II]] | re
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• Tower of London
  ...of, [[William I]] (otherwise William the Bastard, WIlliam of Normandy, or WIlliam the Conqueror) in the years after his conquest of 1066. Evidnece of the or ...he further expansion of the fortress, leaving the execution of the work to William Longchamp, [[Bishop]] of Ely, his [[Chancellor]], whilst he (the King) went
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• Henry I
  ...''' reigned as [[king]] of [[England]] between 1100 and 1135, succeeding [[William Rufus]]. He received the cognomen "''Beauclerc''" because he was an [[educ ...ther would inherit both of their father's dominions. In the event, when [[William Rufus|Rufus]] died in 1100, in an "accident" while [[hunting]], Robert was
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• Spoonerism
  The term was named after [[William Archibald Spooner]], and although he was born [[out of period]], we can be
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• Shipwreck
  ...only son and [[heir]] of [[Henry I]] and his retinue, which according to [[William of Malmesbury]] included the flower of the young [[nobility]] of [[England] :''"Here also perished with William, Richard, another of the King's [Henry I] sons, whom a woman without rank h
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• London
  ...they weren't somewhere else in their kingdom, and [[William the Conqueror|William]] (the Bastard, of [[Normandy]]) built a [[Norman]] [[keep]] here which sti
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• Philosopher
  ...[[Rhazes]] --[[Cicero]] -- [[Augustine]] -- [[Anselm]] -- [[Aquinas]] -- [[William of Ockham]] -- [[Francis Bacon]]
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• Edward the Confessor
  ...nths until the [[Norman Conquest]] replaced him by [[William the Conqueror|William]]
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• Aquitaine
  ...l control; their nascent [[duke|duchy]], however, foundered, and it was '''William V''' who successfully founded a dynasty, as duke, basing himself in [[Poito When William X died, his daughter, [[Eleanor of Aquitaine|Eleanor]] married the kign of
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• Cercamon
  ...[[troubadour]] who was apparently from [[Gascony]]. He appears to have had William X of Aquitaine (son of [[Guilem de Peitieu]]) as a [[patron]]. He is said t
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• Elizabethan music
  *[[William Byrd]]
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• Battle of Hastings
  ...ngland|English]] throne emerged, chief among these [[William the Conqueror|William, Duke of Normandy]]. ...was fighting Norse invaders at the [[Battle of Stamford Bridge]], [[Duke]] William was waiting for a favourable [[wind]] to cross the [[English Channel]] and
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• Forest law
  Peculiarly (see [[William Rufus]]) it doesn't seem to have prohibited killing people -- but then, the
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• Anjou
  ...ble to obtain revenge on Normandy (then under Duke [[William the Conqueror|William]], the Bastard. ...Henry later married his son, William, to Fulk's daughter, Matilda. After William's death, and some further complexities, a second marriage, between Henry's
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• Chivalric weapons tournament
  The annual [[William Marshall]] [[feast]]/[[tournament]] held in the [[Barony of Stormhold]] eac
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• Malcolm III
  ...ear subservience to [[William the Conqueror]]. In 1093, fighting aganst [[William Rufus]], he was obliged to cede territory, and in the same year, he and Edw
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• Godwin
  ...ever, aware that the duke and the king had agreed that, on Edward's death, William should take the English throne, for the good of the nation.
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• Decasyllabic assonanced couplets
  ...ict rhyme). Decasyllabic assonanced couplets were used in the [[Chanson de William]].
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• Scotland - Interregnum
  ...[[Margaret]] of Norway, Scotland was governed by the surviving Guardians, William Fraser, Bishop of St.Andrews chiefest among them, to whom the prospective m ...o had two routes of claim, the first as descendant of '''William I''' or [[William the Lion]], via an illegitimate daughter (named, almost inevitably in this
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• Motet
  * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Byrd William Byrd]
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• A New Herball
  A New Herball by William Turner created in three parts in the second half of the 16th Century. ...Anne Wesencraft, Frank McCombie, George T.L. Chapman, Marilyn N. Tweddle, William Turner
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• The Names of Herbes
  ...3 See 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]] for the details of this facsimile as it contains both that and th
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• College of Rencester
  ...l status as a [[group]] in [[1994]]. Based on the campus of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, [[USA]], Rencester is part of the [[Bar
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• Guillaume d'Orange
  ...try and take his underpants (braes), and only then with "flesh and bone". William deviously gets a very expensive belt made for his braes, for he wants a fig
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• Normandy
  ...]] with the [[Norman Conquest]] led by the [[Duke]] of Normandy in 1066, [[William the Conqueror]]. Normandy was sporadically under English control, until the * William Longsword - Rollo's son, he may have been born before his father "acquired
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• Comtessa de Dia
  According to her [[vida]] she was [[marriage|married]] to [[Lord]] William of Peitieus, but fell in love with the [[troubadour]] [[Raimbau d'Aurenga]]
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• Malory
  Certainly by the time the book was published (by [[William Caxton]]) in 1485, Malory was dead.
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• Shire of Templemor
  ...lowing counties: Chesterfield, Goochland, Hanover, Henrico, Caroline, King William, Powhatan, Amelia, Dinwiddie, and Prince George (and presumably also the Ci
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• Medlar
  [[William Shakespeare]] mentions medlars in at least four of his works.
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• Scottish kings
  * [[William the Lion|William I]] the Lion (1165-1214)
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• Forest
  [[William I]], and the [[Domesday Book]] that the word
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• English Monarchs
  * [[William the Conqueror]] (1066-87) * [[William Rufus]] (1087-1100)
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• Wood
  According to [[William Shakespeare|The Bard]], Birnam Wood came to Dunsinane.
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• 14th Century English Poetry
  ...n poets were represented by [http://www.luminarium.org/medlit/langland.htm William Langland] and the author or authors of ''[http://www.luminarium.org/medlit/
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• Waste
  keep them up. Some, of course, became waste when [[William I]]'s army was engaged
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• England
  :* [[William I|William the Conqueror]] * William [[Shakespeare]]
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• Ransom
  ...ight]]s could make a good living by defeating opponents for ransom. Sir [[William Marshall]] made his fortune in tourneys, winning more than 400 in his lifet ...ther fighters. There is a ransom melee each year at the [[William Marshall|William Marshall tourney]] in [[Stormhold]].
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• William Archibald Spooner
  Rev. William Archibald Spooner was a British Anglican priest and scholar, and had quite
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• Barony of Marinus
  ...a [[laurel wreath]] vert. | founded = September 26, AS 22 (1987) | baron = William of Bellwood | baroness=Sarah Elizabeth of Bellwood | area = Virginia, [[USA
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• Pastourelle
  The definition used by William D. Paden for the genre is:
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• Tournament style
  * [[William Marshall Tournament]]
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• Chanson de Geste
  *William Shortnose, William of Orange, son of Aimeri, lost the tip of his nose to a saracen, but killen
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• Baldwin V
  ...ssor. His mother was [[Princess]] Sybilla; his father, her first husband, William of Monferrat. He was born in 1177[[CE]], and was [[crown]]ed co-king with
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• Elizabethan English
  ...arly form of modern [[English]], most often associated with the works of [[William Shakespeare]] and the King James [[Bible]].
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• Shire of Noergate
  ...ithin a [[laurel wreath]] [[vert]]. | founded = A.S. XX | seneschal = Lord William Campbell | area = Sault Ste. Marie, [[Canada]].| kingdom = Ealdormere}}
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• Eleanor of Aquitaine
  '''Eleanor of Aquitaine''' (1122-1204) was the daughter of William X, Duke of [[Aquitaine]], and his wife, Aenor. She was the granddaughter of ...Eleanor), who married Alfonso of [[Castile]]; and Joan, who married first William II of [[Sicily]], and then Raymond of [[Toulouse]] (though she disliked him
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• Duncan II
  ...thelreda, daughter of Gospatrick, Earl of Northumberland. They had a son, William, who, perhaps wisely, did not involve himself in Scots dynastic kefuffles.
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• Barony of Storvik
  ...ee [[pallet]]s [[gules]]. | founded = September 15, AS 14 (1979) | baron = William le Younger | baroness = Sorcha Crowe | area = Maryland, [[USA]].| kingdom =
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• List of poets (600-1600)
  *[[William Langland]] *[[William Shakespeare]] (c.1564-1616)
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• Bard
  A term used to refer to the playwright [[William Shakespeare]].
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• Rape
  ...s term to denote geographic areas in Sussex lasted well past the time of [[William the Conqueror]].
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• Fulbert on Fealty
  Fulbert of Chartres, [[Bishop]], to Duke [[William of Aquitaine]]:
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• Isabella of Gloucester
  ...so known as Avice or Advisa, Hawise, Joan and Eleanor) was the daughter of William, Earl of Gloucester.
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• Fifth Crusade
  ...ed by Oliver of Cologne, and from the [[Netherlands|Low Countries]] led by William of Holland. They allied themselves with the Sultanate of Rum (in the [[Cap
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• Hugh Capet
  ...eded by his only son Robert by Adelaide of [[Aquitaine]], daughter of Duke William.
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• Composing poetry
  Amongst the most accessible [[16th Century]] poetry is that of [[William Shakespeare]]. He is however a genius and therefore a bad model for the res
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• Motto
  * [[William Wallace|Wallace]]: Hold fast
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• Henry the Young King
  ...ng''')'' was second son to [[Henry II]] of [[England]], his elder brother, William, dying aged 3. He was born in 1155, betrothed and married in 1160 to Marga ...over a decade, and in 1183 he died in Turenne, leaving no child (his son, William, had died after 3 days) and a widow, who went on to marry Bela III of [[Hun
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• William Shakespeare
  '''William Shakespeare''' was a prolific [[England|English]] playwright and [[poet]],
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• Harold Godwinsson
  ...sit (which began with shipwreck) Harold swore on holy [[relic]]s to uphold William's right to succeed (although he was later, whilst acknowledging the oath, t ...rd the Confessor's death (on 5 January 1066), however, Harold ignored both William and Edgar's respective claims, as closest blood-kin of the dead king, and,
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• Stephen of Blois
  ...to [[France]] he married [[Adela of Normandy]], one of the daughters of [[William the Conqueror]] and fathered ten children, eight of which lived to adulthoo
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• Barony of Stierbach
  ...ingdom of Atlantia]] and includes the Virginia counties of Loudoun, Prince William, Faquier, Rappahannock, Culpeper, Warren, Clark, and Stafford, as well as t
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• Queen Eleanor
  ...ing]], [[Richard I]], and [[John Lackland|John]]. She was the daughter of William, [[Duke]] of [[Aquitaine]], and had previously been wife of [[Louis VII]] o
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• John Lackland
  ...own, variously, as Avice or Advisa, Hawise, Joan and Eleanor), daughter of William, Earl of Gloucester, with no children. Second to the 12-year-old [[Isabella ...King's brother, as well as a Richard (apparently born to a sister of Earl WIlliam de Warren) who was to marry a prominent heiress, Rohese of Dover, and becom
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• Crusade of the Faint-Hearted
  ...victorious Turks swept down on the Nevernois and wiped them out, although William and a few retainers managed to escape. This division, like all the rest, proved disastrous. Following William of Nevers' route inland, the half of the army taking the overland route mad
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• York
  After the [[Norman Conquest|Conquest]], [[William the Conqueror]] ravaged the North of England in revenge for revolts against
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• Sheet Music
  ...in [[England]] meant that printing there was almost exclusively done by [[William Byrd]]. However in [[1597]] [[lute]] scores in movable type started to be p
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• Donald III
  ...ons [[Edgar]] (who appears to have had help from the [[England|English]] [[William Rufus]]). Donald was imprisoned, and died in 1099. (Edmund, of whom no mo
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• Past Royalty of Gleann Abhann
  # [[William fitz Hugh de Cambria]] and [[Onora inghean mhic Cathain]], 13 Apr 2008 - 4 # William fitz Hugh de Cambria and Onora inghean mhic Cathain, 3 Oct 2009 - 10 Apr 20
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• Norman
  ...mandy. Characteristically it was younger sons, like [[William I of England|William the Bastard]] who were largely dispossessed at home, that headed the advent In [[1066]], the most famous Norman leader, [[William I of England|Duke William II of Normandy]], conquered [[England]]. The invading Normans and their des
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• Ordo Kinggiyad
  The Ordo Kinggiyad came into being around 14th August 2015 when Banu, William, Elwald, Ranif and Unnr decided to stay in the Kheshig's livery and form an *[[Award of Arms|Lord]] [https://canon.lochac.sca.org/person.php?id=3800 William de Payne]. Inaugural member of Arban
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• Naples
  ...]] conquered the territory; they in turn were driven out by Normans (under William IronArm) who held the area as a direct fief of the [[Pope|Papacy]]. After
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• Henry III
  ...Ascending]] the [[throne]] as a boy, his first [[regent]] was the famous [[William Marshall]], who saw King and realm through the invasion, by France, which h
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• 12th Century References
  William D. Paden, 1987, "The Medieval Pastourelle Volume I"
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• Sybilla
  ...'s second husband, and far from the popular choice. She had first married William ''Longsword'' of Montferrat but he soon died. Their posthumous son was Kin ...and they marched to Tyre, to be refused entrance by Conrad of Montferrat, William's brother, on the basis that her accession had been contrary to the declare
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• Macbeth
  '''Macbeth''' is a [[play]] by William [[Shakespeare]], very loosely based on the [[reign]] of Macbeth I, who rule
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• Tractatus de Herbis
  ...ria 1538,and [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes ]] 1548 both by William Turner
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• Groups of Atlantia
  ...e, Fluvanna, Gloucester, Goochland, Hanover, Henrico, King and Queen, King William, Louisa, Mathews, Middlesex, New Kent, Powhatan, Prince George and Spotsylv ...Essex, Fairfax, Fauquier, Frederick, King George, Loudoun, Orange, Prince William, Rappahannock, Russell, Spotsylvania, Stafford, Warren and Westmoreland Cou
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• 12th Century texts
  *[[Chanson de William]]or "La Chanson de Guillaume" (Old French, 1150-1175) *"Gesta Regum Anglorum" [[William of Malmesbury]] (England, 1st ed 1125, updates till 1135-40)
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• Petit vriens
  ...ttp://www.mindspring.com/~tkilling/itartasc.htm Reconstruction from Master William Redcape of Iron Mountain]
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• Gerald of Wales
  Anglo-Welsh churchman; born ca.1146; died 1223. His father was William de Barry, of a family of Norman settlers; his mother Angharad, daughter of
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• Project Gutenberg
  * The Complete works of William [[Shakespeare]] (5mb) - http://library.adelaide.edu.au/etext/pg/etext94/sha
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• Prince
  ...[[Elizabeth I]] was refered to as "a prince admirable above her sex" by [[William Camden]], her historian.
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• Bacchus Wood
  *[[Master]] William Castille
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• Kingdom of Gleann Abhann
  #William fitz Hugh de Cambria #William fitz Hugh de Cambria
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• Isabella of Angouleme
  ...a [[Bishop]] of Winchester; Alice who married the Earl of [[Surrey]]; and William who became [[Earl]] of Pembroke.
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• Becoming king
  ...a number of countries (e.g. [[William Rufus]] was not the eldest son of [[William the Conqueror]]), but it did make things easier. There was less likelihood [[William the Conqueror]] pulled off this trick at the [[Battle of Hastings]], as did
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• Four Maries
  ...age, and on Mary's return to Scotland, Mary Fleming was courted by [[Sir]] William Maitland, the Queen's scretary, a man much older than her. They married an
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• Lute tablature
  ...ng business (particularly the publishers [[Adrein Le Roy]] in France and [[William Barley]] in [[England]]), catering to aristocratic amateur players, consist
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• Cloved lemon
  ...so sometimed referred to as '''cloven'''. That usage may be a reference to William Shakespeare's 1598 comedy ''Love's Labour's Lost'', Act V, Scene II: ...ximumedge.com/shakespeare/loveslaborslost.htm ''Love's Labour's Lost''] by William Shakespeare
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• Battle of Stamford Bridge
  ...ral other claimants to the [[England|English]] throne emerged, including [[William of Normandy]] and Harold's own elder brother, [[Tostig Godwinsson]]. Tosti ...ave the chance to implement the idea: three days later, on 27 September, [[William the Conqueror]] landed his [[Norman]] army at [[Pevesney]] bay. Harold was
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• Lithuania
  *Urban, William. 1987. The Conversion of Lithuania 1387. ''Lituanus'' '''33'''(4).
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• Barony of Caer Galen
  ...s, Rüdeger Günther Marenholtz, (Overseer of the Wine Cellars of the Inn of William Cooper) *''Order of Saint William the Cooper (BCW)'' - given to those persons who have done good works for th
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• Frederick II
  ...of Conrad's in August 1245, but died the next year. The new anti-king was William II, [[Count]] of [[Holland]]. ...campaign turned against him, although Conrad, in Germany, was holding off William of Holland. In December 1250, weakeend by Dysentery, Frederick died. Conr
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• High Steward (Scotland)
  ...ent from one Alan Dapifer, son of Flaald, of Brittany. Alan, by gift of [[William the Conqueror]] was granted the ]][[baron]]y of Oswaldestre in Shropshire,
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• Duke
  ...]. The word is derived from the [[Latin]] ''dux'', meaning leader: thus [[William the Bastard]] was titled as ''Ducis Normannorum et regis Anglorum'' -- Duke
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• Venice
  [[William Shakespeare|Shakespeare's]] ''Merchant of Venice'' and ''Othello'' are set
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• Empress Matilda
  ...d later become [[Henry II]] of England, Geoffrey, [[Count]] of Nantes, and William, Count of Poitou. ...declared [[king]] (he had a claim to the [[throne]] through his mother, [[William the Conqueror]]'s daughter, Adela of [[Normandy]]; additionally, the Englis
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• King Stephen
  ...[[Stephen of Blois|Stephen]], [[Count]] of Blois, and Adela, daughter of [[William the Conqueror]]. He was born in Blois, [[France]], in 1096. His father di
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• Barony of Nottinghill Coill
  *William Welwyn and Julian Hungerford
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• 17th century
  * [[William Shakespeare]], author and poet.
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• Baldwin IV
  [[Sibylla]] had been married, by the arrangements of Raymond of Tripoli, to William of Montferrat (who was a first cousin of both '''Louis VII''' of [[France]]
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• River Haven
  * [[Master]] William Castille and [[Mistress]] Katherine Alicia of Salisbury
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• Colleges
  *[[College of Rencester]] -- College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA, [[USA]] ([[Atlantia]])
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• Baron
  ...n'' meaning ''nobleman'') was a [[rank]] of [[nobility]]. Introduced by [[William the Conqueror]] as a [[title]] for landowners that were loyal to him. Every
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• 11th century
  * [[William the Conqueror]]
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• Barony of Coeur d'Ennui
  :# [[Sir]] William Coeur de Boeuf ''and'' [[HL]] Rosamund Coeur de Boeuf ''1982-1985''
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• Elizabethan England
  ...he printed music from the early part of Elizabeth's reign was written by [[William Byrd]]. The [[madrigal]] enjoyed an enormous level of popularity, as did th
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• War
  * (1066) [[Norman Conquest]] - [[William the Conqueror]] vs [[Saxon]] [[England]]
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• James II
  ...wart]], [[lord]] of Lorn), leaving the main power balanced between [[Sir]] William Crichton and Sir Alexander Livingstone, the [[Governor]]s of the [[castle]]
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• Society level award
  The [[William Blackfox Award]] might, in some ways, be considered a "Society Level Award"
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• Herbals
  * 1538 [[ Libellus de re herbaria novus | Libellus de re herbaria by William Turner ]] * 1548 [[ The Names of Herbes | The Names of Herbes by William Turner ]] The Names of Herbes in Greke, Latin, Englishe, Duche and Frenche
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• John Balliol
  ...ish officials north to rule for him, but they met with little sympathy. [[William Wallace]] raised an armed revolt, between 1297 and 1305. After his death,
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• Marshal
  [[William Marshall]] was an [[Earl Marshal]] of particular note.
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• Principality of Insulae Draconis
  In February 2010 Sir William MacBrennan travelled from the noble [[Shire of Harpelestane]] and became th # Sir William MacBrennan and Mistress Æringunnr Yrsudóttir (February '10 to August '10)
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• Guilhèm de Peitieus
  '''Guilhèm de Peitieus''' (also called '''William of Aquitaine''') was [[Duke]] of [[Aquitaine]] and [[Gascony]] and [[Count
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• Kingdom of Atlantia
  ...ironed]] of a [[laurel wreath]] [[proper]]. | founded = A.S. XVI | king = William | queen = Kára | area = Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolin
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• Barony of Unser Hafen
  ...all within a [[bordure]] [[embattled]] [[Or]]. | founded = AS 25 | baron = William DeKari | baroness = Rosalind of Wellmark Keep | area = Larimer/Logan/Morga ...DeKari and Countess Rosalind of Wellmark Keep. Countess Rosalind and Lord William were selected, and invested on April 19th at the Danse Mystere event.
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• Events
  *[[William Marshall]]
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• Death of Robert the Bruce
  ...ording to legend ([[Fordun Annals]]), the heart was later recovered by Sir William Keith and taken back to Scotland to be buried at Melrose Abbey, in Roxburgh
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• Kings of Arms
  ...l as to cater to a new heraldic Order) -- ''Garter'' King, first incumbent William Bruges, formerly Guyenne King.
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• Barony of South Downs
  * Baron: William Colquitt, Baroness: Helene of Florisshen -- 3/28/[[1981]]
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• Sonnet
  ...amuel Daniel]], [[Sir Phillip Sidney]], [[Edmund Spenser]] and of course [[William Shakespeare]].
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• Simon de Montfort
  ...as Princess Eleanor, sister of the [[king]], [[Henry III]], and widow of [[William Marshall]]. However, in the following year Simon fell out with Henry, over
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• Barony of Loch Soilleir
  William Wescot of Welewen and Narkissa Ekaterina Vladimirovna, called Katya from Ma Master William Wescott of Welewen
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• Harald Hardrada
  ...throne despite being having sworn to Edward that he would deliver it to '''William of Normandy'''), marched north and met Harald's forces at the [[battle]] of
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• Name
  :e.g. Thomas Wheeler, John Cooper, Edward Carpenter, William Chandler
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• Barony of Northkeep
  * William Blackfox, creator of ''Warthaven''
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• Henry II
  ...Maude'' and ''Matilda''), daughter of [[Henry I]] of England (son of the [[William the Conqueror|Conqueror]]) and Matilda of [[Scotland]] (herself daughter of
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• Westminster Abbey
  ...ion of royal [[coronation]]s in the Abbey. Certainly Harold's successor, [[William the Conqueror]], was [[crown]]ed here, on December 25, [[1066]], as were al
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• Robert I
  After the resignation, as Guardian, of [[William Wallace]], Bruce became joint guardian with John Comyn (who also had his ow
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• Fechtbuch
  *Arte of Defence, ''William. E. Wilson''. Early [[17th century]] [[rapier]].
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• 16th century
  * [[Wikipedia:William_Tyndale|William Tyndale]]'s translation of the [[Wikipedia:New_Testament|New Testament]] pu : Birth of [[Wikipedia:William_the_Silent|William the Silent]] (April 24)
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• Falconry
  According to William Gryndall in his book ''[[Hawking, Hunting, Fouling and Fishing]]'' (1596),
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• Quest
  ...60px|thumb|"Vision of the Holy Grail" (1890) by [[wikipedia:William Morris|William Morris]]]]
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• Prester John
  ...s for several Christian embassies to the Mongols, in particular the one of William of Rubruck, who was sent to the Tartars by [[Louis IX]] in 1253.
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• Capetian
  ...ntess of Flanders, Adela, who was mother-in-law to [[William the Conqueror|William the Bastard, Duke of Normandy and King of England]].
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• Barony of Stormhold
  The most famous Stormhold [[event]] is the [[William Marshall]] [[tourney]] and [[feast]], which happens annually in early Decem
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• Lochac Event Database
  ...ication. Advertise in every group's calendar (eg: Festival, Bal d'Argent, William Marshal, etc).
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• Royal Lineage of Outlands
  #William and Caryn -- July 25, 1982
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• Past rulers of Atlantia
  # William and Kára, 04/05/2014, unknown
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• Scholasticism
  * William of Ockam
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• Renaissance
  * [[William Shakespeare]]
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• House Attica
  :*[[Award of Arms|Lord]] [https://canon.lochac.sca.org/person.php?id=3800 William de Payne] :*[https://canon.lochac.sca.org/person.php?id=3800 William de Payne]
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• Kingdom of Ansteorra
  27 1992-07-18 William Miesko and Catherine Blackrose
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• Barony of Loch Salann
  * William Gallowglass and Caryn von Katzenberg: Prince and Princess of the principali
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• First Crusade
  A final army arrived under [[Robert of Normandy]], eldest son of [[William the Conqueror]]. Nominally in command, he led a cobbled-together force wit
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• Kingdom of Caid
  |Drogo Fitz William
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