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Dictionary definition: ‘Norman Yoke’
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- A Dictionary of British History
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‘Norman Yoke’
The belief that Anglo‐Saxon institutions had been essentially democratic until replaced by autocracy under the Normans, despite its implausibility, was held by many radicals in the 17th ...
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... ... distributing the literature. Ideologically the popular radicalism invented a radical tradition, so that the myth of the Norman yoke created a democratic Anglo-Saxon past, including King Alfred who became identified with republican ideas. Haywood, following ...
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