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History, 30.01.2020 01:01, durham953

Why is alfred the great seen as important to the national identity of england?

he freed england from danish rule.

he reformed the system of english law by establishing a monarchy.

he rallied the entire english population around a single leader.

he was a respected and feared military leader.

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