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Hey England King Arthur does not like you
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Dear england hey King Arthur does not love you. (he was a briton not anglo saxon)
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Hello is one.
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I made a presentation.
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It's about King Arthur.
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And the reason it doesn't say King Arthur here in
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my presentation because I'm lazy.
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Let's do this.
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So first I want to figure out who the author
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King Arthur Waas and the guy who originally wrote the
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first history book about England broking office.
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So my later theory that will come back to later
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that I didn't come to later was that King Arthur
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was originally a book about France and a history of
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that. But it was changed for some type of early
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medieval propaganda thing.
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You're right, Come back.
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Next thing I did was try to look for the
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kingdom, came a lot, and I thought York for a
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little bit because York was one of the only cities
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that were that's in England.
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That was around in that point in time.
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But, um, Arthur was supposedly from western England, and that's
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East, so that didn't really make any sense him being
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from North America.
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So I kept searching and yeah, okay, he's probably if
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we are thinking that he was a real person, then
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he was probably from somewhere in western England, and let's
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just get this part because they change it.
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And that's the whole thing.
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Yep, that's part interesting.
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So what?
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NYU's kilt ruins first invaded Britain in port 43.
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Just 43?
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Nothing. What everybody?
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Kate, is it The barbarians massacred Romans by by around
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400. They were more Roman and enforcement.
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That's the Western Roman empire.
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Obviously collapsed when they are threatened.
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Roman eyes.
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Celt deal with the new French Roma not threat.
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Roman ized had a read underline under it.
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It said that that wasn't actually real word, but I
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think it ISS.
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And if it isn't, then I'll say Latin eyes.
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They was sleep.
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Yeah, this is my conclusion that I have come to
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mhm. So the Britons, the accounts, the Roman resistance thought
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the angles and Saxons for barbarians.
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Northern Germany.
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But they were eventually pushed to Wales and Cornwall, even
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some in Ireland.
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And they went to Brittany in France, too.
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But I put that in there.
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King Arthur.
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It was supposedly a Britain, which meant that King Arthur
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would not have been in English citizen.
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After doing research, I figured out that King Arthur was
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probably originally a book.
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Okay, Yeah, we come back to the France France Three.
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What? I think that this is just off topic King
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Arthur. I think he could have went to Brittany.
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And that's how you linked up with France.
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But as a theories way different on this is this
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part. I want it go back.
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So the thing that the reason I thought it was
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France is because it was like France is because Charlene
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came in France, he had a roundtable sorts of nights,
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like King Arthur did.
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And they like Lancelot.
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And then And it was interesting because, like, it was
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kind of like the same thing way it worked.
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Anyways, this is the the bibliography.
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Uh huh.
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Oh, Wikipedia media.
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And also there Waas the history.
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History What?
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History channel?
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Something like that.
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And it was the website that was, uh, website for
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it. That's the end.
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Thank you very much for listening to me.
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Talk about a whole bunch of weird stuff for five
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minutes and good
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