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==Biography==
==Biography==
In 733, in a charter written to Bishop [[Aldwulf of Rochester|Ealdwulf]], Æthelbald praised the endurance of writing. He recognized that the written word would be a valuable record for all things.<ref>''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' - [[Learnings: Parchment: Made to Last|Parchment: Made to Last]]</ref>
In 733, in a charter written to Bishop [[Aldwulf of Rochester|Ealdwulf]], Æthelbald praised the endurance of writing. He recognized that the written word would be a valuable record for all things.<ref>''[[Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]'' [[Learnings: Parchment: Made to Last|Parchment: Made to Last]]</ref>


==Legacy==
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Æthelbald (died 757) was King of Mercia who reigned from 716 to 757.

Biography[edit | edit source]

In 733, in a charter written to Bishop Ealdwulf, Æthelbald praised the endurance of writing. He recognized that the written word would be a valuable record for all things.[1]

Legacy[edit | edit source]

Following his death, Æthelbald was buried in an abbey in the town of Repton.[2]

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