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Who were the leaders of the Saxon's?

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Anonymous

17y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

Well the last leader of the Anglo-Saxons was Harold Godwinson who defeated the last proper viking invasion of England (at the battle of Stamford Bridge) only to return south and be defeated by William the Conqueror. Before him it was King Edward, then i forget the rest...

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