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Monthly Archives: January 2019
Kingston upon Thames: ‘Where England Began’, and bad history for good (and not-so-good) causes?
The following post follows on from this one, and concludes (for the time being at least) my look at Anglo-Saxon-period Kingston upon Thames that began with this paper. Kingston upon Thames as a 21st-century town wears its “Anglo-Saxon” history more … Continue reading
Posted in Anglo-Saxon, Charters, Church, Folklore, History, Politics, Soapbox
Tagged Blickling Mead, British history, Coronation Stone, English history, History, King Ecgberht, Kingston Coronation Stone, Kingston history, Kingston upon Thames, No fan of Brexit, Stonehenge, Where England Began, White Horse Stone
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