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1689:Windsor has had many notable residents.
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2598:(1st ed.). New York: Hal Leonard.
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1940:"The Online Etymology Dictionary"
1893:1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103
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1962:"A Brief History of Windsor"
1900:, historian; born in Windsor
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1540:The Windsor Boys' School
1469:Combined Counties League
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949:was built on land which
844:Tudor and Stuart periods
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1813:village area of Windsor
1793:player; born in Windsor
1590:Windsor is part of the
1495:Southern Counties North
1465:Windsor & Eton F.C.
1363:Legoland Windsor Resort
1230:Legoland Windsor Resort
929:after his execution at
624:motte-and-bailey castle
219:32,608 (2018 est.)
2834:Windsor and Maidenhead
2673:Roberts, Adam (2019).
2620:"Biographical details"
2494:Hall, William (2003).
2295:Royal Borough Observer
2255:windsor-shopping.co.uk
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2594:Case, George (2007).
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2227:Windsor Royal Station
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1833:Cambridge University
1699:British royal family
1600:Windsor constituency
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2529:"Windsor Hurricane"
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1987:The Book of Windsor
1871:Windsor Safari Park
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1339:Thames Valley Buses
1250:Windsor Safari Park
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1175:Bishop of Salisbury
1093:"Windsor" in 1974.
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3281:Windsor, Berkshire
2733:Windsor, Berkshire
2651:The New York Times
2624:Lockerbietruth.com
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1839:Margaret Oliphant
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