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The Secret of Kellsis setin the time of the early Viking raids
The nation had been recently Christianizedresultingin the end of Viking raids on Europe
that are believedto have contributedto the success of Viking raids
ANOTHERsetViking share raid
by Cnut the Great and others(passive) led bylater Viking raids
another factormay have promptedthe start of Viking raids
Eric(passive) led byA Viking raiding party
Waterdiscoveredon the vikings raid
by Ragnar Lothbrok(passive) led bya Viking raiding party
considerable archaelogyto be discoveredthat has , hopefully , not been destroyed by the Viking raids
Ragnar Lodbrok ( a.k.a . Lothbrok(passive) led bya Viking raiding party
by Guthrum Viking(passive) led bythe Viking army
Scandinavia From the mid - tenth to the mid-11th centuries , the Scandinavian kingdoms were unified and Christianizedresultingin an end of Viking raids
the Viking warlord Guthrum(passive) led bya Viking raid on Chippenham
the Kingsleadingthe Viking raid
Weland(passive) led byA Viking raid
a man called Rollo by the Frankish king under the agreement that they would protect the Frankish coast from other invaders(passive) led byraiding Vikings
The wealth of the arearesultedin Viking raids
by the fearsome Ragnar ( Ernest Borgnine(passive) led bya Viking raid
the Black Knightis leadingthe Viking raids
the land of the Vikings and the haven for a Celtic Druid remnantresultingin the Viking raids
lack of opportunities in their native Scandinavialedto Viking raids
that lack of opportunities in their native Scandinavialedto Viking raids
fleets of around ninety shipssetout on some Viking raids
an excess of some of the young menledto the Viking raids
an excess of single young menledto Viking raiding
custom(passive) will be ... designedViking
to orbit Mars and land and operate on its surface(passive) was designedVIKING Viking
to orbit Mars and to land and operate on the planet 's surface(passive) was designedViking Viking
experiences from ship to shore(passive) are designed Viking
destroyed life on Marsmight have discoveredViking
the Scandinavian countries rwhere ... mot leadingViking
by Andreas(passive) painted byViking
we came to Scandinaviato discoverViking
for precision(passive) was designedViking
with controversy of course(passive) was designedViking
by Gilbert Levin and Patricia Straat(passive) designed byViking
28 mmPaintedViking
for 42 " kids(passive) will be designedviking
Lockheed(passive) was designed byViking
turmoil as the people of that land consider exactly what people of this many lands decide a century latercauseturmoil as the people of that land consider exactly what people of this many lands decide a century later
the peaceful monks to live in a state of constant fearcausesthe peaceful monks to live in a state of constant fear
the peaceful inhabitants to live in a state of constant fearcausesthe peaceful inhabitants to live in a state of constant fear
fearcausedfear
much consternation throughout the Christian west and is now often taken as the beginning of the Viking Agecausedmuch consternation throughout the Christian west and is now often taken as the beginning of the Viking Age
in its northern most regionoriginatedin its northern most region
perhapscausedperhaps
their ownermay have promptedtheir owner
much consternation throughout the Christian west and is now often taken as the beginning of the Viking Agecausedmuch consternation throughout the Christian west and is now often taken as the beginning of the Viking Age
much consternation throughout the Christian west and is often taken as the beginning of the Viking Agecausedmuch consternation throughout the Christian west and is often taken as the beginning of the Viking Age
in 14 people being led as captives to the shipsresultedin 14 people being led as captives to the ships
in its northern - most regionoriginatedin its northern - most region
havoc in Wales and Cornwallhad ... causedhavoc in Wales and Cornwall
much consternation throughout the Christian westcausedmuch consternation throughout the Christian west
to the establishment of the Duchy of Normandyto leadto the establishment of the Duchy of Normandy
the Germanic kingdoms to break downcausedthe Germanic kingdoms to break down
in its northernmost region , Scandinaviaoriginatedin its northernmost region , Scandinavia
to the notorious St. Brice?s Day Massacreleadingto the notorious St. Brice?s Day Massacre
to the establishment of a Danish - controlled enclave at York ... and ultimately to theledto the establishment of a Danish - controlled enclave at York ... and ultimately to the
to her deathleadsto her death
The damage(passive) caused byThe damage
to the decline of Hamwic in the 9th centurycontributedto the decline of Hamwic in the 9th century
to the decline of Hamwic in the 9th centurycontributedto the decline of Hamwic in the 9th century
to a Viking invasionleadingto a Viking invasion
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alsocausedalso
in the capture of slavesresultingin the capture of slaves
disruption(passive) caused bydisruption
to its abandonmentledto its abandonment
the town to be fortified andcausedthe town to be fortified and
the town to be fortifiedcausedthe town to be fortified
monkshad causedmonks
to the decline of hamwic in the 9th centurycontributedto the decline of hamwic in the 9th century
oftenresultedoften
its inhabitantspromptedits inhabitants
in Scandinaviaoriginatingin Scandinavia
it to be moved to the mainland for safe keepingcausedit to be moved to the mainland for safe keeping
subsequentlycausedsubsequently
the constant alarm(passive) caused bythe constant alarm