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... beginning with the Norwman Couguest, Fagland bas beeo shook o its very centre, by some great convalsion. Farst, the Battle of Hastings in 1066, which placed Wiliam the Comguerer on the Theone and put an end to all the petty Cwars of the Heptarchy, The z:'-h- ...

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... and otber bedsteads ; feather and flock beds, bolsters and pillows, palliasses, mahogauy and oak chests of drawers, burean, pier and swing glasses, chimney ditto ia gilt frames, disiog, tea and other tables ; Wisdsor and chamber chairs, thirty-hour elock ...