East Anglia
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| an early English kingdom in SE Britain: modern Norfolk and Suffolk. |
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East Anglian.
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East Anglia
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| East Anglia
A region and Anglo-Saxon kingdom of eastern England. Settled by Angles in the late fifth century A.D., it was a powerful kingdom by the late sixth century but became a dependency of Mercia for long periods after 650. The Danes controlled the region from 886 to 917, after which it became an English earldom. |
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| east anglia | |
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| a region of eastern England that was formerly a kingdom |
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