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This event is important becuase the confessor was important.
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This event is important because william was going to invade, he gathered his forces and constructs a fleet to transport them all.
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This is important because this event is when tostig tries to invade england for land
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They were nunable to play in the campaign of 1066, so they had to make peace with william
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he also marched 180 miles in four days
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William's fleet makes landfall at Pevensey completely unopposed. He marches to Hastings - a good harbour from which he can withdraw easily if necessary, and begins building a castle.
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He marches back down Ermine Street, stopping to pray at Waltham Abbey (which he had founded) on the way. By 12th October, he is back in London and gathering what forces he could to face William.
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He intends to fight a purely defensive battle, sitting behind the famous Saxon shield wall and letting the Normans break themselves against it.
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William is crowned King of England on Christmas Day in London by Archbishops Ealdred and Stigand. Edwin, Morcar and Waltheof swear allegiance to him