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[[Goodwin]] was a [[reeve]] of [[Winchester|Wincestre]] and a staunch ally to King [[Aelfred]], working often as his representative or proxy. He was instrumental in helping the king promote and implement his reforms to education and religion in [[Wessex]]'s most holy city, but history loses track of him soon afterwards. | [[Goodwin]] was a [[reeve]] of [[Winchester|Wincestre]] and a staunch ally to King [[Alfred the Great|Aelfred]], working often as his representative or proxy. He was instrumental in helping the king promote and implement his reforms to education and [[Christianity|religion]] in [[Wessex]]'s most holy city, but history loses track of him soon afterwards. | ||
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Goodwin was a reeve of Wincestre and a staunch ally to King Aelfred, working often as his representative or proxy. He was instrumental in helping the king promote and implement his reforms to education and religion in Wessex's most holy city, but history loses track of him soon afterwards.