Welcome to the British History Podcast.

My name is Jamie and this is Episode 208, The Battle of Engle Field.

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When we left off, the great heathen army had conquered East Anglia, established their

dominion, and then a good portion of it returned to their territory of Yorovic.

However, not everyone returned north, nor did everyone stay in East Anglia.

Their leaders, Iver and Iba, who were brothers in battle in the sons of Ragnar, departed

the land.

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