Note 43 — PART II HISTORICAL STUDIES
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The last on my list is Regenbald 'the Norman chancellor of Edward', as Mr Freeman termed him throughout. He must have had, I presume, some authority for doing so: but I cannot discover that authority; and, in its absence, the name, from its form, does not suggest a Norman origin.43 Of Regenbald, however, I shall have to speak in another paper.