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William of Normandy faced challenges in crossing the English Channel due to adverse weather conditions and logistical issues, including the need to gather sufficient ships and troops for the invasion. Additionally, the timing was critical; any delay could have jeopardized his plans, as he aimed to capitalize on the political instability in England after King Edward the Confessor's death. Despite these hurdles, he eventually managed to cross successfully in 1066, leading to The Battle of Hastings.

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