The first recorded use of the name was in 897, when it was used to describe the southern part of the country which had been occupied by the Angles from Denmark. (ie Angleland). The use of the name gradually spread (and had changed to England by 1500) to describe the whole country.
interested in family history,where our name came from- England ? Thanks David Wiffin. NZ.
Clevenger stand for "The most powerful, greatest name of England history"
Poets have often referred to England as "Albion." This name has been used since ancient times and is associated with the island's history and culture.
historians?
The chroniclers wrote the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles.
The only nick name the organization has had is the Patriots. The team was originally known as the Boston Patriots The team was renamed the New England Patriots in 1971.They got the name from England. (HISTORY CHECK) When America went to war with England to gain independence, England fought under the nickname "The Patriots" (hints the name "New England Patriots"). Funny how stuff like that works, huh?
The original name marcum started in England but as the years past they migrated to other countries. My last name is marcum but my history goes back to ireland. So it depends on what exactly your looking for but originally yes, it came from England.
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King Richard I of England was known as Richard the Lionheart.
Google does not recognize an "Era of History". Are sure of the name. In any case, Shakespeare wrote in the Elizabethan Period, during the reign of Elizabeth I of England.
Josh England's birth name is Joshua England.
If by America you mean the USA, then England has more history because it was established long before the USA was.