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autotadjustrighttrin0tlin0titap0 Itf58 London as found by the Trojan prince Brutus and run by heroic giants from the Celtic King Lud. In AD43 as the Roman invasion under Emperor Claudius. The first people ho built a square mile, hich is no knon as the City of London, ere the Romans. During the first of the centuries AD, they also built important bridges, roads and forts. The Roman historian Tacitus said that London as filled ith traders and a celebrated center of commerce. tpar In 61 Boudicca, a ido of an East Anglian chieftain, rebelled against the Imperal forces ho had seized her land and raped her daughter. She destroyed a Roman colony and led a march to London. In London they massacred inhabitants and burnt the settlement to the ground. The reconstruction of the city ent until 200 also a to-mile3km, six-metre high defensive all as built around London. tpar Stpardtplain tqc tli0tri0tsl360tslmult1tidctlpartaspalphataspnumtfa
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fenp1031 Itf58 In the fourth century, racked by barbarian invasions, the Roman Empire as in cecline. In 410 the last troops ithdre and London became a ghost ton. The only things hich ere in conditon ere the roads.tpar Stpard ts16tqc tli0tri0tsl360tslmult1tidctlpartaspalphataspnumtfa
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autotadjustrighttrin0tlin0titap0 Itf58 During the fifth and the sixth centuries the Saxons crossed the North Sea and settled in Eastern and Southern England. They built farmsteads and trading posts outside the city alls. In 596 Augustine as sent by Pope Gregory to convert the English people to Christianity. Augustine as the first Archbishop of Canterbury. In 604 a ooden cathedral as built inside the alls. This cathedral as dedicated to St. Paul. tpar Stpardtplain ts7tqj tli0tri0tsl360tslmult1tkeepntidctlpartaspalphatasp
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fenp1031 Itf58 In the ninth century the city faced a ne danger from the North Sea the Vikings. The city as plundered in 841. In 851 the Danish raiders returned ith 350 ships and destroyed the city. King Alfred of essex rebuilt the city in 886. He reestablished the city as a major trading centre ith a merchant navy. During the tenth century the Saxon city expanded. Ne churches ere built, parishes established and markets set up. In the eleventh century the vikings started a harassment. The English citizens ere forced to accept a Danish King called Cnut. During his reign1016-1040, in ... Download