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Wedmore is a
large village and
civil parish in the
county of Somerset, England. It is
situated on
raised ground, in the
Somerset Levels between the River...
- The
Treaty of
Wedmore is a 9th
century agreement between King
Alfred the
Great of Wes**** and the
Viking king
Guthrum the Old. The only
contemporary reference...
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Frederick Wedmore (9 July 1844 – 25
February 1921) was a
British art
critic and man of letters.
Wedmore was born at
Richmond Hill, Clifton, the eldest...
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Edington in 878,
starting with the
Treaty of
Wedmore.
Between the
aftermath of the
Treaty of
Wedmore and Guthrum's
death in 890, the
Treaty of Alfred...
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called Wedmore. — Keynes &
Lapidge 1983, Ch. 56 At
Wedmore,
Alfred and
Guthrum negotiated what some
historians have
called the
Treaty of
Wedmore, but it...
- The
Church of St Mary in
Wedmore, Somerset,
England is
predominantly from the 15th century,
although some 12th- and 13th-century work survives. It has...
- May 878. Alfred's army won the battle,
which resulted in the
Treaty of
Wedmore later that same year.
Primary sources locate the
battle at "Eðandun". Until...
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Wedmore First School Academy is a
first school academy in
Wedmore, Somerset, for
students aged 4–9, with a
nursery for
children from age 2. It has a total...
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Somerset (including Weston-super-Mare, Axbridge, Banwell, Cheddar, Clevedon,
Wedmore and Winscombe) and
south Gloucestershire. The
approximate coverage of the...
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leave Wes****. That
agreement is
known as the
Treaty of
Wedmore.
Sometime after Wedmore, a
treaty was
agreed that set out the
lasting peace terms between...
