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The strong men of England, particularly the Anglo-Saxon nobility, had mixed feelings about William, Duke of Normandy, following his conquest in 1066. While some initially resisted him, viewing him as a foreign invader, others eventually aligned with him for power and land. William's reign led to significant changes in the English social and political landscape, replacing many Anglo-Saxon nobles with Norman ones, which created both conflict and cooperation among the elite. Ultimately, his rule established a new order that reshaped England's aristocracy.

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