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bobstafford Started conversation May 22, 2007
Entry: Anglo Saxon And British Kingdoms: The Saxon Heptarchy - A22550753
Author: Bob Stafford (Keeper of The Treacle Shadow) - U3151547
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A22550753 - Anglo Saxon And British Kingdoms: The Saxon Heptarchy
bobstafford Posted May 23, 2007
You found you way from the other thread good.
A22550753 - Anglo Saxon And British Kingdoms: The Saxon Heptarchy
Blackberry Cat , if one wishes to remain an individual in the midst of the teeming multitudes, one must make oneself grotesque Posted May 23, 2007
Looks interesting
Stathclyde should be Strathclyde
I'm a little puzzled by the inclusion of the section on Strathclyde. It was a British/Celtic kingdom wasn't it? There were certainly other kingdoms/princedoms outside the Heptarchy you haven't mentioned.
A22550753 - Anglo Saxon And British Kingdoms: The Saxon Heptarchy
bobstafford Posted May 23, 2007
Hi Blackberry Cat Good to meet you.
Yes There are but I included Strathclyde as it occupied what is now part if England (Westmoorland and Cumberland) but the otherd did not. Do youhave any information on this please
Bob...
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