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End of Roman Britain A detailed look at the decline of Roman influence in Britain over half a century.

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Southern Britain's Lost Kingdoms Short-lived territories which were conquered by the Anglo-Saxons.

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The McDonalds of the French Empire A young refugee from Culloden and his son, a Marshal of France.

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The present government is the most arrogant I have ever known House of Commons Opposition MP, 1946

With the recent increase in rail fares, people will no longer travel for pleasure, but will have to seriously consider using the service Newspaper comment, 1860s