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Greek merchant explorer that produced the first written record of the inhabitants of Great Britain
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Pytheas
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Roman General who defeated Boudica's rebellion
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Gaius Suetonius Paulinus
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Group of Celtic speaking people who lived in Northeast Scotland and found conflict with both the Romans and Vikings
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Picts
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Patron saint who was taken as a slave from Ireland where he would later return as a man of god
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St Patrick
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Uprising led by Wat Tyler against increased taxation and the common practice of serfdom during the aftermath of the Black Death
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Peasant's Revolt
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Royal house brought to an end by the War of the Roses
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Plantagenet
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England signs an alliance with this nation, believed to be the oldest still in practice
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Portugal
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Husband of Mary I whose marriage brought into question the customs of marriage and inheritance held at the time
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Philip of Spain
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English settlers who sailed from Plymouth bound for North America
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Pilgrim Fathers
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London street believed to have been where the Great Fire of London began
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Pudding Lane
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Diarist whose first hand accounts gave great insight into a number of key events of the mid 17th century
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Samuel Pepys
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Jane Austen novel following the life and character of Elizabeth Bennet
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Pride and Prejudice
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Event in which 18 people where killed when the household cavalry charged on a Manchester crowd protesting reform to parliamentary representation
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Peterloo Massacre
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Politician who founded the Metropolitan Police Force
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Robert Peel
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Debut novel of Charles Dickens published in issue
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The Pickwick Papers
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World's first adhesive postage stamp issued during the reign of Queen Victoria
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Penny Black
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A watershed moment in the history of Ireland, the failure of this crop and the response by the British government led to a collapse of the population that has still hasn't recovered
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Potato
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One of the founding members of Britain's suffragette movement
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Emmeline Pankhurst
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