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History of Great Britain

History of the British Isles; Prehistoric Britain; Prehistoric settlement of the British Isles; Roman conquest of Britain; Insular Celts; Celtic Britons; Common Brittonic; Prehistoric Ireland; Insular Celtic languages; Brittonic languages; History of the Isle of Man; Kingdom of the Isles; Hebrides; Islands of the Clyde; Isle of Man; Uí Ímair; Magnus Barefoot; Crovan dynasty; Somerled; Treaty of Perth; Iona Abbey; Columba; Orkneyinga saga; Castle Rushen; Battle of Neville's Cross; William Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury; William le Scrope, 1st Earl of Wiltshire; King of Mann; Lord of Mann; Act of Settlement 1703; Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man; Roman Britain; Caesar's invasions of Britain; Trinovantes; Verica; Atrebates; Catuvellauni; Caledonia; Romano-British culture; Mandubracius; Cassivellaunus; Tasciovanus; Commius; Site of the Claudian invasion of Britain; End of Roman rule in Britain; Sub-Roman Britain; British Iron Age; Governors of Roman Britain; Roman client kingdoms in Britain; Roman sites in Great Britain; Mining in Roman Britain; Dolaucothi Gold Mines; Romano-Celtic temple; Hiberno-Roman relations; Drumanagh; Hibernia; History of Ireland; Protohistory of Ireland; Túathal Techtmar; England in the Middle Ages; Anglo-Saxons; Anglo-Saxon art; Beowulf; Norman conquest of England; Castles in Great Britain and Ireland; Feudalism in England; Demographics of England; English law; William the Conqueror; John, King of England; Great Famine of 1315–17; Peasants' Revolt; Hundred Years' War; Wars of the Roses; Henry VII of England; Anglo-Saxon England; Economy of the United Kingdom; Angles; Saxons; Mercia; Penda of Mercia; Offa's Dyke; Offa of Mercia; Burh; Eadred; Edgar the Peaceful; Æthelred the Unready; Edward the Martyr; Sweyn Forkbeard; Edward the Confessor; Harold Godwinson; Battle of Stamford Bridge; England in the High Middle Ages; Normans; Battle of Hastings; Harrying of the North; Norman invasion of Wales; William II of England; Robert Curthose; Stephen of Aumale; Henry I of England; Battle of Tinchebray; William Clito; William Adelin; White Ship; Stephen, King of England; Empress Matilda; The Anarchy; Henry II of England; Angevin kings of England; Angevin Empire; Norman invasion of Ireland; Magna Carta; Richard I of England; First Barons' War; Henry III of England; Second Barons' War; Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester; Edward I of England; England in the Late Middle Ages; First War of Scottish Independence; Edward II of England; Despenser War; Isabella of France; Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March; Edward III of England; Edward, the Black Prince; Richard II of England; Henry IV of England; Parliament of England; Henry V of England; Henry VI of England; Edward IV of England; House of York; George Plantagenet, 1st Duke of Clarence; Richard III of England; Edward V of England; Battle of Bosworth Field; Tudor dynasty; Anglo-Saxon women; English national identity; Religion in Medieval England; Geography of England; Anglo-Saxon architecture; English Gothic architecture; Scotland in the Middle Ages; Picts; Dál Riata; Kingdom of Strathclyde; Bernicia; House of Alpin; Kingdom of Alba; David I of Scotland; List of Scottish monarchs; Scoto-Norman; Alexander II of Scotland; Alexander III of Scotland; William Wallace; Robert the Bruce; House of Stuart; Auld Alliance; Battle of Flodden; James IV of Scotland; Celtic Christianity; Burgh; Pictish language; Cumbric language; Scots language; Education Act 1496; John Barbour (poet); Brus; Makar; Insular art; Scotland in the Early Middle Ages; Hen Ogledd; Dumbarton Castle; Ida of Bernicia; Deira; Oswald of Northumbria; Origins of the Kingdom of Alba; Eóganan mac Óengusa; Áed mac Boanta; Norse–Gaels; Galloway; Ketill Flatnose; Kenneth MacAlpin; Scandinavian York; Donald II of Scotland; Scotland in the High Middle Ages; House of Dunkeld; Constantine II of Scotland; Battle of Brunanburh; Culdees; Malcolm I of Scotland; Duncan I of Scotland; Mormaer of Moray; Malcolm III of Scotland; Saint Margaret of Scotland; Edmund of Scotland; Edgar, King of Scotland; Alexander I of Scotland; Davidian Revolution; Cluny Abbey; Malcolm IV of Scotland; William the Lion; Haakon IV of Norway; Battle of Largs; Scotland in the Late Middle Ages; Wars of Scottish Independence; Battle of Stirling Bridge; Battle of Falkirk; Battle of Methven; Stirling Castle; Battle of Bannockburn; Declaration of Arbroath; Treaty of Edinburgh–Northampton; Scottish independence; Union of the Crowns; Battle of Sauchieburn; Government in Medieval Scotland; Scone, Perth and Kinross; Warfare in Medieval Scotland; Christianity in Medieval Scotland; Scandinavian Scotland; Geography of Scotland in the Middle Ages; Economy of Scotland in the Middle Ages; Demographics of Scotland; Scottish society in the Middle Ages; Culture of Scotland; Celtic languages; Education in Medieval Scotland; Scottish literature in the Middle Ages; Art in Medieval Scotland; Architecture of Scotland in the Middle Ages; Music in Medieval Scotland; Scottish national identity; Wales in the Middle Ages; Laws in Wales Acts 1535 and 1542; Wales in the Early Middle Ages; History of Gwynedd during the High Middle Ages; Wales in the High Middle Ages; Conquest of Wales by Edward I; History of Cornwall; Wales in the Late Middle Ages; History of Ireland (400–800); History of Ireland (800–1169); Gaelic Ireland; List of Irish kingdoms; Early Scandinavian Dublin; Synod of Ráth Breasail; Synod of Kells; Great Ireland; History of Ireland (1169–1536); Lordship of Ireland; Bruce campaign in Ireland; Early modern Britain; English Renaissance; English Reformation; Scottish Reformation; English Civil War; Charles II of England; Glorious Revolution; Treaty of Union; Scottish Enlightenment; British Empire; Kingdom of Ireland; History of the United Kingdom; History of the Republic of Ireland; Victorian era; Edwardian era; History of the United Kingdom during World War I; History of the United Kingdom (1945–present); Great Britain; History of England; Tudor period; History of Scotland; Scotland during the Roman Empire; Scotland in the early modern period; History of Wales; History of Northern Ireland; History of Guernsey; History of Jersey; Elizabethan era; English literature; English poetry; English Renaissance theatre; William Shakespeare; Elizabethan Religious Settlement; Kingdom of Great Britain; Georgian era; Jacobite risings
History of Great Britain