King Edward, later 'the Confessor', was buried in his newly constructed abbey of West Minster on the morning of 6 January 1066; Harold, Earl of Wessex, was crowned later that same day.
An edition of The Cambridge History of Medieval English Literature
(2002)
The Cambridge History of Medieval English Literature
by David Wallace
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The Cambridge History of Medieval English Literature
May 6, 2002, Cambridge University Press
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"King Edward, later 'the Confessor', was buried in his newly constructed abbey of West Minster on the morning of 6 January 1066; Harold, Earl of Wessex, was crowned later that same day."
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