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by the Norman language(passive) influenced byNorman Conquest of England
William the Conquererledthe Norman Conquest of England
as an English language surname seemsto have originatedfollowing the Norman conquest
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John de Courcy in the 12th Century(passive) led bythe Anglo - Norman conquest
the English / Norman battle ... 1066ledto the Norman Conquest
the events ... and the battle of Hastingsleadingto the Norman conquest
two kings of England , both of whom were from mixed Scandinavian and Anglo - Saxon backgrounds , including Harold II who lost the Battle of Hastings ( and was killed in itledto the Norman Conquest
William the Conqueror in 1066(passive) led bythe Norman conquest
It was also borne by two kings of England , both of whom were from mixed Scandinavian and Anglo - Saxon backgrounds , including Harold II who lost the Battle of Hastings ( and was killed in itledto the Norman conquest
the English / Norman battleledto the Norman Conquest
No history of Sussex would be complete without focusing on 1066 and the Battle of Hastingsleadingto the Norman Conquest
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chronicling the English / Norman battle in 1066ledto the Norman Conquest
chronicling the English / Norman battle in 1066ledto the Norman Conquest
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by William Duke II(passive) led bythe Norman Conquest
a series of dramatic eventswould ... resultin the Norman Conquest
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within Hampshire itselforiginateswithin Hampshire itself
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the Anglo - Saxon army at the Battle of Hastingsleadthe Anglo - Saxon army at the Battle of Hastings
in great French influenceresultedin great French influence
10 000 French words into Englishcontributed10 000 French words into English
in a relatively unified political class under Williamresultedin a relatively unified political class under William
in 1066influencedin 1066
in a senseresultedin a sense
in English and French sharing many wordsresultedin English and French sharing many words
in long - lasting and significant changes for both the conquered and the conquerorsthen ... resultedin long - lasting and significant changes for both the conquered and the conquerors
to years of upheaval as William the Conqueror consolidated his rule , repressed rebellions , redistributed estates and built castlesledto years of upheaval as William the Conqueror consolidated his rule , repressed rebellions , redistributed estates and built castles
the myth and legend of Englandhave all influencedthe myth and legend of England
the myth and legend of Englandhave influencedthe myth and legend of England
to the first construction boom in historyledto the first construction boom in history
in Frenchresultedin French
in much of the land being carved up into great estates andresultedin much of the land being carved up into great estates and
to our first English king , King William the Conquerorledto our first English king , King William the Conqueror
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during the assimilation with the Norman settlers into Irish Cultureresultedduring the assimilation with the Norman settlers into Irish Culture
to a profound change in the history of the English stateledto a profound change in the history of the English state
to a profound change in the history of the English stateledto a profound change in the history of the English state
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in the assimilation of your Norman settlers into Irish societyresultedin the assimilation of your Norman settlers into Irish society
during the assimilation in the Norman settlers into Irish societyresultedduring the assimilation in the Norman settlers into Irish society
in a complete transfer of almost all the land in England to the hands of new proprietorsresultedin a complete transfer of almost all the land in England to the hands of new proprietors
to a sea - change in the history of the English stateledto a sea - change in the history of the English state
within the assimilation in the Norman settlersresultedwithin the assimilation in the Norman settlers
no break in the history of English institutionscausedno break in the history of English institutions
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to the age of the castle in Englandledto the age of the castle in England
the development of English(passive) caused bythe development of English
to the use in English of both wordsledto the use in English of both words
to the use in English of both wordsledto the use in English of both words
in the assimilation of the Norman settlersresultedin the assimilation of the Norman settlers
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to French influence on the languageledto French influence on the language
English(passive) caused byEnglish
to the building of castlesledto the building of castles
to the building of castlesledto the building of castles
in most of Englandresultsin most of England