EAlhswitha - Alain Marshall - Bøker - Createspace Independent Publishing Platf - 9781515017660 - 15. juli 2015
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Within these pages; I'll set out a story about a royal marriage, between the first King and Queen of England. Historians write that England, was formed HAPPENCHANCE, evolving by itself, roundabout Thursday teatime! Here inside the storyline, there's a single word. This will explain when and why England, the country with the topography, you'll recognize today, came into being! Archaeologists can't find these long lost people, nor traces, that they ever existed? Therefore a full explanation is available, for their consideration and deliberation! We already know how during an archaeological discovery, in Germany. Archaeologists found the remains of one of King Alfred and EAlhswitha's offspring, a granddaughter! That confirms how Alfred & EAlhswitha, founded the first European dynasty! Germanic roots a thousand years before, Queen Victoria & Prince Albert! It's a fairy story, beyond belief....... A fully anointed King, finds his future bride. Then immediately marries her, the only difference from fairy stories, this YAAN'S true! It also explains just why a Wessex King, finished up here in Gainsborough, in the lands of, Mercian tribes?Perhaps, folklore will help you understand Shakespeare's Hamlet, is really King Canute? The son of Swyen Forkbeard and Ona. King and Queen of Denmark/England/Norway yet, forgotten beyond folklore. Whereas, Forkbeard brought the Viking throne to Gainsborough (c)1010. Before being crowned King of England (c)1013..._

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Utgitt 15. juli 2015
ISBN13 9781515017660
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Antall sider 278
Mål 152 × 229 × 16 mm   ·   412 g
Språk Engelsk