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  • Devon: Lyme Bay
    Devon

    …probably the capital of the Dumnonii, a British tribe, until the foundation of Exeter as a Roman frontier station at the termination of Fosse Way. The Dumnonii survived the 7th-century Saxon conquests, but both Saxon and Briton became subjects of Wessex. Devon was recognized as a shire in the late…

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    …probably the capital of the Dumnonii, a British tribe, until the foundation of Exeter as a Roman frontier station at the termination of Fosse Way. The Dumnonii survived the 7th-century Saxon conquests, but both Saxon and Briton became subjects of Wessex. Devon was recognized as a shire in the late…

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