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Jose White
7 July, 06:28
How did William the conqueror crush rebellions
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Olson
7 July, 08:27
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Generally speaking, William the Conqueror crushed rebellions by quickly killing the leaders of the rebellions, along with anyone who was found to support them--thus leading people to avoid associating with the rebellion in question.
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