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The history of England, from the earliest times to the Norman Conquest

Note 165 — Chapter XIX · EDWARD AND HIS SONS.

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It was probably at this time that Athelstan, as we learn from William of Malmesbury, rased to the ground the fortress which the Danes had aforetime built in York, “that there might be no place in which these perfidious ones could take refuge,” and generously divided among his men the vast booty which he found there.

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