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this sceptered isle 20 The Battle of Hastings.mp3

William the Conqueror's mounted knights and well-trained archers take on Harold's travel-weary foot soldiers. William, Duke of Normandy was a master of war. On Thursday 28th September 1066 he landed in Sussex to claim the throne of England. His claim came through his father's sister, Emma of Normandy who was Edward the Confessor's mother. Harold I had to return south from Stamford Bridge. William's army was prepared, Harold's travel weary and though William's was the smaller force he had the advantage of mounted knights and well trained archers. Harold only had foot soldiers. William was victorious and the Norman Conquest of England had begun.

this sceptered isle 21 The Conquest.mp3

William the Conqueror is crowned King William I on Christmas Day 1066. Christmas Day 1066 William the Conqueror was crowned king William I. His queen, Matilda of Flanders, who ruled Normandy in his absence, arrived in England in 1068 and was then crowned queen. They had a son later that year whom they named Henry (later Henry I). By 1069 William had conquered the north and south of England and built many castles. Chester was the last township to fall in 1070. This was a period of unhappiness and unrest. Saxon England was always on the verge of rebellion. In 1075 a group of Norman knights and one surviving Saxon leader, Waltheof revolted and fought a battle but lost. Waltheof gave himself up to William, who beheaded him - this was considered harsh if not unfair, the Norman knights merely had lands confiscated and were imprisoned for life. William the Conqueror was said to have been obsessed by guilt over his treatment of Waltheof until his own death a decade later.

this sceptered isle 22 Domesday.mp3

William the Conqueror's 20-year reign. William was not just a conqueror but had a real desire to rule and wanted the English to accept his right to rule. He wanted to be legitimate. He adopted the Old English powers and in the first years of his reign kept Edward the Confessor's courtiers and lords at court. Inevitably, though, there was controversy over the Normans claiming lands, titles and especially bishoprics and abbeys. In 1086 William declared that he wanted to know who owned what and it should all be written down in a book called the Domesday Book. Behind Domesday was the need to raise money as well as find out who had the financial power in England. Domesday was a momentous achievement in the development of English feudal society.

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