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Yes, William led his men down the hill to attack the English during The Battle of Hastings in 1066. This tactical move was crucial in engaging the opposing forces, as it allowed his troops to take advantage of the terrain and surprise the English army. William's leadership and strategy ultimately contributed to his victory in the battle.

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