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 1        0, Int   |          it has been estimated, in England and on the Continent, in
 2        0, Int   |            centuries; the first in England was published by Abraham
 3        0, Int   | correspondents in various parts of England, and these are expressly
 4        0, Int   |       convents are still scarce in England.~In Chapter 9, reverting
 5        0, Int   |         but one of the kingdoms of England Christianity is now, at
 6        0, Life  |           to learning, not only in England, but through Alcuin in France,
 7        I, XVI   |       years after their arrival in England. But of this hereafter.~
 8        I, XXVII |            the primacy of southern England. London and York being doubtless
 9        I, XXVII |          answers.—In the Church of England, of which you are as yet
10      III, XXVIII|            the Scots that dwelt in England either conformed to these,
11       IV, I     |        Archbishop of the Church of England; and at the same time presents
12       IV, V     |          after Theodore arrived in England, Oswy, king of the Northumbrians,
13        V, XX    |  thirty-ninth after his arrival in England. Among other proofs of his