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Edward I (17/18 June 1239 – 7 July 1307), also
known as
Edward Longshanks and the
Hammer of the Scots, was King of
England from 1272 to 1307. Concurrently...
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known as "
Longshanks",
conquers Scotland following the
death of the Scots' king, who left no heir.
Young William Wallace witnesses Longshanks' execution...
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Operation Cr****, also
known as
Operation Longshanks, was a
covert military operation undertaken by Britain's
Special Operations Executive in
World War...
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Edward I
Longshanks, King of
England (1272–1307)...
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Plantagenet Blois Capet Charles Count of
Valois Louis Count of Évreux
Edward I "
Longshanks" King of
England r. 1272–1307 Joan I
Queen of
Navarre r. 1274–1305 Philip...
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those of
Thomas of
Brotherton 1st Earl of Norfolk, son of King
Edward I
Longshanks as well as the
Mowbray arms.
Starting with the 2nd Duke of Norfolk, the...
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agreed to
summon a
parliament in 1265. The next monarch,
Edward Longshanks, was far more
successful in
maintaining royal power and was responsible...
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patron saint of
England until 1348
Edward I of
England (1239–1307),
called Longshanks;
conqueror of
Wales Edward Balliol (c. 1283–1367),
pretender to the Scottish...
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charter of
Edward I (
Longshanks). June 27 – Pope
Boniface VIII
issues the
papal bull "Scimus, Fili"
condemning Edward I's (
Longshanks)
invasion and occupation...
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Burgundians and the Sicilians, as well as
three new campaigns,
featuring Edward Longshanks, the
Dukes of Burgundy, and the Hautevilles. A
second expansion, Dawn...
