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History of Great Britain

 * History of the British Isles
 * Prehistoric Britain
 * Prehistoric settlement of the British Isles
 * Roman conquest of Britain
 * Insular Celts
 * Celtic Britons
 * Common Brittonic
 * Prehistoric Ireland
 * Insular Celtic languages
 * Brittonic languages
 * History of the Isle of Man
 * Kingdom of the Isles
 * Hebrides
 * Islands of the Clyde
 * Isle of Man
 * Uí Ímair
 * Magnus Barefoot
 * Crovan dynasty
 * Somerled
 * Treaty of Perth
 * Iona Abbey
 * Columba
 * Orkneyinga saga
 * Castle Rushen
 * Battle of Neville's Cross
 * William Montagu, 1st Earl of Salisbury
 * William le Scrope, 1st Earl of Wiltshire
 * King of Mann
 * Lord of Mann
 * Act of Settlement 1703
 * Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man
 * Roman Britain
 * Caesar's invasions of Britain
 * Trinovantes
 * Verica
 * Atrebates
 * Catuvellauni
 * Caledonia
 * Romano-British culture
 * Mandubracius
 * Cassivellaunus
 * Tasciovanus
 * Commius
 * Site of the Claudian invasion of Britain
 * End of Roman rule in Britain
 * Sub-Roman Britain
 * British Iron Age
 * Governors of Roman Britain
 * Roman client kingdoms in Britain
 * Roman sites in Great Britain
 * Mining in Roman Britain
 * Dolaucothi Gold Mines
 * Romano-Celtic temple
 * Hiberno-Roman relations
 * Drumanagh
 * Hibernia
 * History of Ireland
 * Protohistory of Ireland
 * Túathal Techtmar
 * England in the Middle Ages
 * Anglo-Saxons
 * Anglo-Saxon art
 * Beowulf
 * Norman conquest of England
 * Castles in Great Britain and Ireland
 * Feudalism in England
 * Demographics of England
 * English law
 * William the Conqueror
 * John, King of England
 * Great Famine of 1315–17
 * Peasants' Revolt
 * Hundred Years' War
 * Wars of the Roses
 * Henry VII of England
 * Anglo-Saxon England
 * Economy of the United Kingdom
 * Angles
 * Saxons
 * Mercia
 * Penda of Mercia
 * Offa's Dyke
 * Offa of Mercia
 * Burh
 * Eadred
 * Edgar the Peaceful
 * Æthelred the Unready
 * Edward the Martyr
 * Sweyn Forkbeard
 * Edward the Confessor
 * Harold Godwinson
 * Battle of Stamford Bridge
 * England in the High Middle Ages
 * Normans
 * Battle of Hastings
 * Harrying of the North
 * Norman invasion of Wales
 * William II of England
 * Robert Curthose
 * Stephen of Aumale
 * Henry I of England
 * Battle of Tinchebray
 * William Clito
 * William Adelin
 * White Ship
 * Stephen, King of England
 * Empress Matilda
 * The Anarchy
 * Henry II of England
 * Angevin kings of England
 * Angevin Empire
 * Norman invasion of Ireland
 * Magna Carta
 * Richard I of England
 * First Barons' War
 * Henry III of England
 * Second Barons' War
 * Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester
 * Edward I of England
 * England in the Late Middle Ages
 * First War of Scottish Independence
 * Edward II of England
 * Despenser War
 * Isabella of France
 * Roger Mortimer, 1st Earl of March
 * Edward III of England
 * Edward, the Black Prince
 * Richard II of England
 * Henry IV of England
 * Parliament of England
 * Henry V of England
 * Henry VI of England
 * Edward IV of England
 * House of York
 * George Plantagenet, 1st Duke of Clarence
 * Richard III of England
 * Edward V of England
 * Battle of Bosworth Field
 * Tudor dynasty
 * Anglo-Saxon women
 * English national identity
 * Religion in Medieval England
 * Geography of England
 * Anglo-Saxon architecture
 * English Gothic architecture
 * Scotland in the Middle Ages
 * Picts
 * Dál Riata
 * Kingdom of Strathclyde
 * Bernicia
 * House of Alpin
 * Kingdom of Alba
 * David I of Scotland
 * List of Scottish monarchs
 * Scoto-Norman
 * Alexander II of Scotland
 * Alexander III of Scotland
 * William Wallace
 * Robert the Bruce
 * House of Stuart
 * Auld Alliance
 * Battle of Flodden
 * James IV of Scotland
 * Celtic Christianity
 * Burgh
 * Pictish language
 * Cumbric language
 * Scots language
 * Education Act 1496
 * John Barbour (poet)
 * Brus
 * Makar
 * Insular art
 * Scotland in the Early Middle Ages
 * Hen Ogledd
 * Dumbarton Castle
 * Ida of Bernicia
 * Deira
 * Oswald of Northumbria
 * Origins of the Kingdom of Alba
 * Eóganan mac Óengusa
 * Áed mac Boanta
 * Norse–Gaels
 * Galloway
 * Ketill Flatnose
 * Kenneth MacAlpin
 * Scandinavian York
 * Donald II of Scotland
 * Scotland in the High Middle Ages
 * House of Dunkeld
 * Constantine II of Scotland
 * Battle of Brunanburh
 * Culdees
 * Malcolm I of Scotland
 * Duncan I of Scotland
 * Mormaer of Moray
 * Malcolm III of Scotland
 * Saint Margaret of Scotland
 * Edmund of Scotland
 * Edgar, King of Scotland
 * Alexander I of Scotland
 * Davidian Revolution
 * Cluny Abbey
 * Malcolm IV of Scotland
 * William the Lion
 * Haakon IV of Norway
 * Battle of Largs
 * Scotland in the Late Middle Ages
 * Wars of Scottish Independence
 * Battle of Stirling Bridge
 * Battle of Falkirk
 * Battle of Methven
 * Stirling Castle
 * Battle of Bannockburn
 * Declaration of Arbroath
 * Treaty of Edinburgh–Northampton
 * Scottish independence
 * Union of the Crowns
 * Battle of Sauchieburn
 * Government in Medieval Scotland
 * Scone, Perth and Kinross
 * Warfare in Medieval Scotland
 * Christianity in Medieval Scotland
 * Scandinavian Scotland
 * Geography of Scotland in the Middle Ages
 * Economy of Scotland in the Middle Ages
 * Demographics of Scotland
 * Scottish society in the Middle Ages
 * Culture of Scotland
 * Celtic languages
 * Education in Medieval Scotland
 * Scottish literature in the Middle Ages
 * Art in Medieval Scotland
 * Architecture of Scotland in the Middle Ages
 * Music in Medieval Scotland
 * Scottish national identity
 * Wales in the Middle Ages
 * Laws in Wales Acts 1535 and 1542
 * Wales in the Early Middle Ages
 * History of Gwynedd during the High Middle Ages
 * Wales in the High Middle Ages
 * Conquest of Wales by Edward I
 * History of Cornwall
 * Wales in the Late Middle Ages
 * History of Ireland (400–800)
 * History of Ireland (800–1169)
 * Gaelic Ireland
 * List of Irish kingdoms
 * Early Scandinavian Dublin
 * Synod of Ráth Breasail
 * Synod of Kells
 * Great Ireland
 * History of Ireland (1169–1536)
 * Lordship of Ireland
 * Bruce campaign in Ireland
 * Early modern Britain
 * English Renaissance
 * English Reformation
 * Scottish Reformation
 * English Civil War
 * Charles II of England
 * Glorious Revolution
 * Treaty of Union
 * Scottish Enlightenment
 * British Empire
 * Kingdom of Ireland
 * History of the United Kingdom
 * History of the Republic of Ireland
 * Victorian era
 * Edwardian era
 * History of the United Kingdom during World War I
 * History of the United Kingdom (1945–present)
 * Great Britain
 * History of England
 * Tudor period
 * History of Scotland
 * Scotland during the Roman Empire
 * Scotland in the early modern period
 * History of Wales
 * History of Northern Ireland
 * History of Guernsey
 * History of Jersey
 * Elizabethan era
 * English literature
 * English poetry
 * English Renaissance theatre
 * William Shakespeare
 * Elizabethan Religious Settlement
 * Kingdom of Great Britain
 * Georgian era
 * Jacobite risings


 * History of Great Britain