The Saxon Times – Review of 1066
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A Taste of 1066
THERE’S MORE TO 1066 THAN THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS
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A SECRET SANTA OR A GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS
1066 The Saxon Times
Experience the Norman Conquest and all the events of 1066 through the pages of a contemporary English Newspaper ‘The Saxon Times’ as seen through the eyes of The Saxon Times reporters.
When King Edward the Confessor died in January 1066 nobody could have foreseen the year of bloodshed that would take place.
Under the leadership of Harold Godwinson, Dux Angolurum, England was at peace but Edward’s death and King Harold’s coronation set the country into a tumultuous spiral of battles and invasions, treachery and duplicity that ultimately the cost King Harold the throne of England.
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A Dodgy Dover Sole
It is All-Hallow’s Eve
And the darker days have come.
There is chaos in Dover
As the town is overcome.
The soldiers loot and pillage
But the Duke is feeling green,
It may be a touch of dysentery
From some unclean Norman cuisine.
Or was it the people of Dover
Who cooked him a meal in a bowl,
A Halloween token for Willy –
Of a Dodgy Dover Sole!
THERE’S MORE TO 1066 THAN THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS
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The King is Dead!
15th October 1066
Grave news from the Battlefield at Senlac Ridge
IT’S NOT LOOKING GOOD ON THE BATTLEFIELD
Late Extra
THERE’S MORE TO 1066 THAN THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS
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CELEBRATE TONIGHT FOR TOMORROW WE FIGHT
The Latest news from The Saxon Times read by Eadwine of Canterbury
THERE’S MORE TO 1066 THAN THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS
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Telling Of Tales Of Battles Long Ago
Date Line 12th October 1066
The News brought to you by The Saxon Times
THERE’S MORE TO 1066 THAN THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS
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An Epic March
News from the The Saxon Times, 6th October 1066
The Headlines
The Anglo-Saxon Army begin to arrive in London but need to be ready to march again by October 11th.
The King prays at Waltham Abbey for strength in his battle with Duke William.
THERE’S MORE TO 1066 THAN THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS
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Dreaming Of Riches Beyond Compare
DREAMING OF A NEW KINGDOM.
Late on the 12th the Norman fleet is gathered safely at the mouth of the River Somme and Duke William must wait for the favourable winds that will start the invasion of Anglo-Saxon England.
THERE’S MORE TO 1066 THAN THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS
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