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8 DA154 Known as Edgar "the Pacific" by later generations because his short reign over England (959-975) was free from external attack or significant internal dissension, King Edgar has been relatively neglected by scholarship in spite of the fact that he presided over a period of major social and economic change, including the growth of monastic power, major redistributions of wealth, and the creation of the first national coinage.
I wonder what later generations will say about us when our history is written by others.
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