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' ' near as can be judged, the popula--1 tion of England and Wales did not ex- ' SS 2 000,000 at the close ol the Saxon ' neriod. Yet, strangely, there were nearly as many inhabited towns, villages and hamlets then" as at the present time. The towns of that day were not only very much smaller than even those of leaet importance in modern times, but ! their populations bore a less ratio to 1 that of the country at large. ; The Saxon I population of England was devoted chiefly to husbandry and pasturage. Like all such populations, ifc Vas widelv scattered.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXI, Issue 306, 27 December 1930, Page 9
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