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Edmund I

noun

  1. a.d. 921?–946, English king 940–946.



Edmund I

noun

  1. ?922–946 ad , king of England (940–946)

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Edmund I, King of England, an able and spirited prince, succeeded his brother Athelstan in 940.

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If my name had been Edmund I should have been more fortunate.

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It is certain that Charles Lee built the mansion around 1796 and that Edmund I. Lee lived there from the time of his marriage.

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Edred, King of England, son of Edward the Elder, succeeded to the throne on the murder of his brother, Edmund I, in May, 946.

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Edmund I. Lee's doorway, an inviting entrance Robert E. Lee was first cousin to Cassius Lee.

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