Wittekind
[vit-uh-kint]
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noun
died a.d. 807?, Westphalian chief: leader of the Saxons against Charlemagne.
Also Widukind.
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Historical Examples of wittekind
Wittekind was a stubborn heathen, and a very determined man.
Stories of the Olden TimeVarious
Then Wittekind submitted, came into the camp of Charles, and asked to be baptized.
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When I told Barbara about this, she rather agreed with Wittekind.
JafferyWilliam J. Locke
Anyhow, Wittekind, who has the commercial end of things in view, thinks it's ripping.
JafferyWilliam J. Locke
"Wittekind wouldn't have the old title," cried Jaffery eagerly.
JafferyWilliam J. Locke