In October of 1066, William the Conqueror successfully invaded England with supporters from his duchy of Normandy, and the Norman Conquest was under way. What were the events that led up to this significant turning point in English history? Who were the personalities involved? How could such a dangerous invasion see such striking success? What was England like before and after the Conquest?
These questions and more are addressed in this four-part feature.
Table
of Contents
- Part I: Oft-Invaded England
- Part II: Three Kings and a Conqueror
- Page One: Three Kings
Page Two: A Conqueror- Part III: Blood and Steel
- Page One: Introduction
Page Two: Fulford Gate & Stamford Bridge
Page Three: Hastings- Part IV: After the Storm
- Page One: Another Storm
Page Two: The Face of Norman England
Page Three: The New England
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