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East Anglia is in South East England (the clue is in the name). East Anglia is ideal for arable farming as the summers are warm and the land is low, fertile and flat. East Anglia also has good transport links to the rest of the country.
King Anna (also spelt Onna) was the King of East Anglia between 636 and his death, which is believed to have been in 653 or 654 AD. At the time, Anna was not considered to typically be a female name.
Fisk is to be found in East Anglia derived from an Old Norse name 'fiskr' an occupational name of a fisherman
Its a Ford Anglia ( if that is spelt right )
The word anglais comes from an old name for south-east England which was Anglia. The french name for England, angleterre, means land of the angles.
Ipswich is their name
Angleterre and Anglie are French equivalents of the Latin name Anglia. Context makes clear whether "England" (case 1) or "Kingdom of the East Angles" (example 2) suits. The respective pronunciations will be "awn-gluh-ter" and "awn-glee" in French.
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The University of Cambridge - in England - has never changed its name. Anglia Polytechnic University (in Cambridge and Chelmsford, England), a relatively new university, has however changed its name to Anglia Ruskin University.
Anglians (from Anglia on the European continent, now part of Germany) migrated to the British Isles in the 5th and 6th centuries. Also Saxons from Saxony and other groups went the same route. Their languages and cultures merged over the generations and they became Anglo-Saxon. A part of present-day England (East Anglia) is named for Anglia on the continent. The name English ultimately is derived from Anglian.
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The Ford Anglia was a British car designed and manufactured by Ford in the UK. The Ford name was applied to 4 models of the car between 1939 and 1967