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... Berwick . About this time the Scots were joined by a numerous tribe of the Murrays from Moravia , under their general Roderic , who assisted them in their wars , re- ceiving the county of Murray in reward of their bravery . After this ...
... Berwick . About this time the Scots were joined by a numerous tribe of the Murrays from Moravia , under their general Roderic , who assisted them in their wars , re- ceiving the county of Murray in reward of their bravery . After this ...
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... Berwick ; but this was presently reduced by Gregory , who put to the sword all the Danes , but spared the lives of the Picts . From Berwick Gregory pursued the Danes into Northumber- land , where he defeated them , and passed the winter ...
... Berwick ; but this was presently reduced by Gregory , who put to the sword all the Danes , but spared the lives of the Picts . From Berwick Gregory pursued the Danes into Northumber- land , where he defeated them , and passed the winter ...
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... Berwick , and two at Newcastle ; and founded four bishop- rics . His son prince Henry died before him , leaving three sons and three daughters . David , called also , from his piety , St. David , continued faithful to his niece the ...
... Berwick , and two at Newcastle ; and founded four bishop- rics . His son prince Henry died before him , leaving three sons and three daughters . David , called also , from his piety , St. David , continued faithful to his niece the ...
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... Berwick , Jedburgh , Edinburgh and Stirling ; William at the same time agreeing to pay the English garrisons which were put into these castles . David , the king's brother , and twenty barons , who were present at the signing of this ...
... Berwick , Jedburgh , Edinburgh and Stirling ; William at the same time agreeing to pay the English garrisons which were put into these castles . David , the king's brother , and twenty barons , who were present at the signing of this ...
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... Berwick . He next plundered the abbey of Coldingham , reduced Dunbar and Haddington , ravaging the country as he passed along . His next operation was directed against Edinburgh ; but , being opposed by Alexander at the head of an army ...
... Berwick . He next plundered the abbey of Coldingham , reduced Dunbar and Haddington , ravaging the country as he passed along . His next operation was directed against Edinburgh ; but , being opposed by Alexander at the head of an army ...
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