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Cnut's Invasion of England (1015-16 AD)

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First published at 06:11 UTC on July 8th, 2020.

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In the summer of 1015, the Danish prince Cnut, the younger son of the recently deceased King Sweyn Forkbeard, set sail in 200 ships and with around 10,000 men to retake the kingdom of England that he saw as his birthright...

England itself was plag…

England itself was plagued with internal divisions and rivalries, with the recently restored king Æthelred the Unready quickly returning to his old ways, despite his promise in April 1014 to be a more just ruler.

But Æthelred's time was coming to an end and English resistance was beginning to concentrate around his third son and heir Edmund. For Cnut, the prospect of facing this warrior prince was far less appealing and would prove an iron stumbling block against his design's for Æthelred's throne...

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