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Detail of stained glass window, All Souls College Chapel, Oxford:
Edgar of England — Detail of stained glass window, All Souls College Chapel, Oxford: "The large stained glass window [containing this image] in the west wall is known as the Royal Window. Dating from the mid-15th-century but much restored, it was originally located in the Old Library of All Souls."
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Edgar of England Detail of stained glass window, All Souls College Chapel, Oxford: "The large stained glass window [containing this image] in the west wall is known as the Royal Window. Dating from the mid-15th-century but much restored, it was originally located in the Old Library of All Souls."
Eadwig
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Printed in
Murder of King Edmund I at Pucklechurch in 946 — Printed in "A New and Complete History of England from the First Settlement of Brutus upwards of One Thousand Years before Julius Caesar to the Year 1793" by Charles Alfred Ashburton, published by W & J Stratford of Holborn Hill, London, 1793
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Murder of King Edmund I at Pucklechurch in 946 Printed in "A New and Complete History of England from the First Settlement of Brutus upwards of One Thousand Years before Julius Caesar to the Year 1793" by Charles Alfred Ashburton, published by W & J Stratford of Holborn Hill, London, 1793
Edmund I - 10th king of England
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Eighteenth-century engraving
Eadred — Eighteenth-century engraving
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Eadred Eighteenth-century engraving
Emma of Normandy
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cropped from statue in the Falaise town square
Richard the Good — cropped from statue in the Falaise town square
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Richard the Good cropped from statue in the Falaise town square
13th century genealogical tree
Richard and his children — 13th century genealogical tree
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Richard and his children 13th century genealogical tree
Gonnor de crepon
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19th century rendition
Hugh Capet — 19th century rendition
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Hugh Capet 19th century rendition
Richard I, Duke of Normandy
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