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| − | This year Ceadwall and his brother Mull spread devastation in Kent and the Isle of Wight. This same Ceadwall gave to St. Peter's minster, at Medhamsted, Hook; which is situated in an island called Egborough. Egbald at this time was abbot, wo was the third after Saxulf; and Theodore was archbishop in Kent.<p> | + | This year Ceadwall and his brother Mull spread devastation in Kent and the [[Isle of Wight]]. This same Ceadwall gave to St. Peter's minster, at Medhamsted, Hook; which is situated in an island called Egborough. Egbald at this time was abbot, wo was the third after Saxulf; and Theodore was archbishop in Kent.<p> |
(Ingram, p.44) | (Ingram, p.44) | ||
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This year Ceadwall and his brother Mull spread devastation in Kent and the Isle of Wight. This same Ceadwall gave to St. Peter's minster, at Medhamsted, Hook; which is situated in an island called Egborough. Egbald at this time was abbot, wo was the third after Saxulf; and Theodore was archbishop in Kent.
(Ingram, p.44)
