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King Harold's 200-mile march to Battle of Hastings a 'myth': research

March 22, 2026 - 10:22am

In arguably the most famous battle in English history, the Anglo-Saxon leader was defeated by William the Conqueror,...

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Concert review: Elton John: Captain Fantastic marching in The Circle of Life

By Nenet Galang-Pereña | December 17, 2012 - 12:00am

In days of yore, when the world was young, the traveling jongleur would sing the deeds of men to rally the warriors to battle, as did the unknown singer who chanted the Chanson de Roland to the galloping troops of...

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