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| − | This year Ludecan, King of Mercia, was slain, and his five aldermen with him; after which Wiglaf succeeded to the kingdom.<p> | + | <p>This year Ludecan, King of Mercia, was slain, and his five aldermen with him; after which Wiglaf succeeded to the kingdom.</p> |
| − | (Ingram, p.59) | + | <p>(Ingram, p.59)</p> |
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| + | <p>An Irish monk named Dicuil recorded that his brethren living in Iceland found no ice along the south coast but encountered it about a day's sail away from the north shore, the position the pack has occupied for most of the twentieth century.</p> | ||
| + | <p>(Fagan, p.9)</p> | ||
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This year Ludecan, King of Mercia, was slain, and his five aldermen with him; after which Wiglaf succeeded to the kingdom.
(Ingram, p.59)
An Irish monk named Dicuil recorded that his brethren living in Iceland found no ice along the south coast but encountered it about a day's sail away from the north shore, the position the pack has occupied for most of the twentieth century.
(Fagan, p.9)
