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Bertrada
Bertrada, d. 783, Frankish queen, wife of Pepin the Short and mother of Charlemagne. She tried without success to reconcile Charlemagne and his brother Carloman. Also called Bertha of the Big Foot or Queen Goosefoot, she figures in Carolingian legend.
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Bertrada
Nov 12, 2008; Bertrada , d. 783, Frankish queen, wife of Pepin the Short and mother of Charlemagne. She tried without success to reconcile...
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May 23 1059: Philip I crowned King of France.(MONTHS PAST)
May 01, 2009; The name Philip was Greek and uncommon in Western Europe during the 11th century. Meaning 'lover of horses' (philippos), it was...
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Horse Racing: Training centres Blue Sky Thinking expected to make the most of drop in class.(Sports)
Mar 05, 2007; Byline: Sam Walker Newmarket Tony Elves Ballyshane Spirit (5.20 Wolverhampton, nap) Well ridden by Kirsty Milczarek when scoring...
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Horse Racing: Chief should have the pace to cope with drop in distance; TRADING POST.(Sports)
Feb 06, 2007; Byline: Matt Williams Surricate 1.30 Sedgefield Lay We'll find out what she's made of, taking on the boys carrying a penalty, as...
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Stephen III (IV)
Jan 01, 1996; Stephen III (IV) (7 Aug. 768–24 Jan. 772). A Sicilian who had been brought up in Rome, had served in the papal bureaucracy...
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