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Was Latin spread through England and France by Catholic missionaries and Roman conquerors?
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Yes, for many centuries, Latin was the common tongue of all educated people. Prayers and Church services were all in Latin, books were all written in Latin, ambassadors all spoke Latin, etc.
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