Titlebook: Anglo-Dutch Relations from the Earliest Times to the Death of William the Third; Being an Historical J. F. Bense Book 1903 Springer Scienc

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Chapter I, during the fifth and sixth centuries; at least, towards the end of the latter century the Anglo-Saxons or English were masters of the land, and from that time dates the development of their dialects, which together form what is now usually called Old English.

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978-94-017-6744-6Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1903

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Chapter I, during the fifth and sixth centuries; at least, towards the end of the latter century the Anglo-Saxons or English were masters of the land, and from that time dates the development of their dialects, which together form what is now usually called Old English.

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,1066–1272,st as the terms Francus and Francigena in the 11th century documents seem to refer indifferently to Bretons, Normans, Picards and Flemings who followed William to England and settled there .). It appears that the promises of money and booty which the Norman Duke had held out to all those who should