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After the Norman victory in Hastings in 1066, William the Conqueror's oppression of the English led to widespread famine, death, and destruction, culminating in the brutal Harrying of the North and the deaths of 100,000 people.
Did the English submit to the tyranny of their oppressors? Or was this to be the beginning of one man's fight for liberty?
Returning from Flanders to find his country taken over by the Normans, Hereward, known traditionally (and erroneously) as 'the Wake', embarked on a path of resistance that was marked by:
Hereward became the object of William's personal hatred, as the Conqueror sought to stamp out the last remnants of English resistance.
Peter Rex rescues Hereward from the myths associated with his life and career, offering revelations about:
This biography sheds light on the legendary English outlaw who defied tyranny and fought for liberty in the wake of Norman oppression.
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