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Born October 1, 1207 • Winchester • England
Died November 16, 1272 (aged 65) • London • England • (Anniversary tomorrow)
Title / Office king (1216-1272), England
House / Dynasty house of Plantagenet
Notable Family Members spouse Eleanor of Provence • father John • son Edward I
Role In Barons’ War • Battle of Sandwich • Provisions of Oxford

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Figure 159: Bronze effigy of Henry III, by William Torel, 13th century. In Westminster Abbey, London. Length 1.50 m.
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