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«Mentre camminavo lungo il ponte di Londra
una nebbiosa mattina
sentii una bella fanciulla
piangere per il suo Geordie.
Oh, il mio Geordie sarà impiccato con una catena d’oro,
non è una catena per molti.
Egli era nato di stirpe reale
e innamorato di una dama virtuosa.
Sellate il mio cavallo bianco come il latte,
sellate il mio pony,
cavalcherò fino alla corte di Londra
ad implorare per la vita di Geordie.
Oh, il mio Geordie non rubò mai né una mucca né un vitello
non fece male a nessuno.
Rubò sedici cervi del Re
e li vendette in Boemia.
Due bei bambini ho fatto nascere
e il terzo lo ho ora in grembo.
Liberamente lascerei ognuno di loro
se voi risparmiaste la vita di Geordie.
Il giudice guardò dalla sua spalla sinistra
e disse alla fanciulla: “Mi spiace per te
mia dolce fanciulla, siete venuta troppo tardi
perché lui è già stato condannato”.
Oh, il mio Geordie sarà impiccato con una catena d’oro,
non è una catena di molti.
Rubò sedici cervi del Re
e li vendette in Boemia.»

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In the spring of 1066 William gathered his baron to claim the English crown.William's army was formed of about 8,000 warriors.
Harold's soldiers fought on foot and formed shell with their shields that was quite impossible for the Norman soldiers to penetrate.
The two armies faced each other near Hastings on 14 October 1066.The turning point of the battle came when Harold was hit in th eye and killed by four Norman knights.The Anglo-Saxons escaped to the woods and the Normans declared victory.
William was later crowned William I in West

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In the spring of 1066 William gathered his baron to claim the English crown.William's army was formed of about 8,000 warriors.
Harold's soldiers fought on foot and formed shell with their shields that was quite impossible for the Norman soldiers to penetrate.
The two armies faced each other near Hastings on 14 October 1066.The turning point of the battle came when Harold was hit in th eye and killed by four Norman knights.The Anglo-Saxons escaped to the woods and the Normans declared victory.
William was later crowned William I in Westminster

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Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument in Salisbury, England. It's a cromlech, a series of stones arranged in a circle. This monument dating at Neolithic and Bronze age. Archeaoligist believe it was built from 3000 and 2000 BC by the iberians population. This place was used for ritual and religious functions. We don't know how some people have managed to place the stones in that way. It's one of the most famous icone in the british culture and Stonehenge it's UNESCO's heritage since 1986. Today we're amazed from this construction and for all it's the most beautiful meghalith

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Julius Caesar invaded Britain in 55-54 BC. The Romans were attracted from the agriculture of the South. Emperor Hadrian in 122 AD ordered a wall to be built to mark the border between Scots and Picts in North. The most important town was Londinium. The Romans brought their culture like Latin language and christianity. Roman control of Britain finished in 409 AD.

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Around 700 BC The Celts began to arrived from Germany. They were farmers and hunters. They introduced the iron plough. In the society women were equal to men. Celts worshipped the natural elements and they believed in immortality and in the transmigration.

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In the land now called 'Britain' there was a population called Pre-Celtic. They grew cereals. They built ritual sites for cerimonies and for defence. The most famous is Stonehenge. During the Bronze Age they produced pottery.