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constructed. The focus of royal interest at that time was not the castle, however, but a small riverside settlement about 3 miles (4.8 km) downstream, possibly established from the 7th century. From about the 8th century, high status people as well as royalty began visiting the site. From the
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2142:– via Google Books.
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1818:Hubert Stanley Middleton
1529:The Windsor Boys' School
1458:Combined Counties League
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1108:parish church of Windsor
938:was built on land which
833:Tudor and Stuart periods
2353:Radio Roadhouse UK Home
2221:19 January 2021 at the
1802:village area of Windsor
1782:player; born in Windsor
1579:Windsor is part of the
1484:Southern Counties North
1454:Windsor & Eton F.C.
1352:Legoland Windsor Resort
1219:Legoland Windsor Resort
918:after his execution at
613:motte-and-bailey castle
208:32,608 (2018 est.)
2840:Windsor and Maidenhead
2662:Roberts, Adam (2019).
2609:"Biographical details"
2483:Hall, William (2003).
2284:Royal Borough Observer
2244:windsor-shopping.co.uk
2240:11 August 2017 at the
2184:Royal Borough Observer
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238:Windsor and Maidenhead
230:Unitary authority
3148:Sunninghill and Ascot
2583:Case, George (2007).
2367:"Royal Borough Radio"
2216:Windsor Royal Station
2014:"Annals of Tigernach"
1734:fighter aircraft the
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1573:Further information:
1533:Windsor Girls' School
1435:, which continues to
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1900:Notes and references
1824:don; born in Windsor
1822:Cambridge University
1688:British royal family
1589:Windsor constituency
1518:three-tier schooling
1307:is the terminus for
705:High King of Ireland
618:Edward the Confessor
298:Sovereign state
67:"Windsor, Berkshire"
52:improve this article
3153:Waltham St Lawrence
3056:Settlements in the
2856:(cities in italics)
2813:Unitary authorities
2518:"Windsor Hurricane"
1996:"Treaty of Windsor"
1976:The Book of Windsor
1860:Windsor Safari Park
1539:Independent schools
1437:Staines-upon-Thames
1328:Thames Valley Buses
1239:Windsor Safari Park
1231:Staines-upon-Thames
1164:Bishop of Salisbury
1082:"Windsor" in 1974.
1017:looking across the
843:early modern period
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3292:Towns in Berkshire
3287:Windsor, Berkshire
2722:Windsor, Berkshire
2640:The New York Times
2613:Lockerbietruth.com
2470:motorcyclenews.com
1748:Elizabeth Counsell
1730:, designer of the
1701:Dhunjibhoy Bomanji
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2235:King Edward Court
2113:A Church Near You
1953:. Thamesweb.co.uk
1864:Princess Margaret
1828:Margaret Oliphant
1814:; born in Windsor
1796:Natalie Imbruglia
1792:; born in Windsor
1778:, former England
1772:; born in Windsor
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1659:Neuilly-sur-Seine
1585:unitary authority
1448:Windsor's senior
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1297:London Paddington
1166:on 22 June 1822.
993:Paris Observatory
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