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[[Leofrith]] rose to the rank of [[Mercia]]'s war-thegn through King [[Burgred of Mercia|Burgred]]'s reign. He was a strategist and a tactician, and the guiding hand behind the king's victories. | [[Leofrith]] rose to the rank of [[Mercia]]'s war-''thegn'' through King [[Burgred of Mercia|Burgred]]'s reign. He was a strategist and a tactician, and the guiding hand behind the king's victories. | ||
He later led Mercia's army against the [[Denmark|Danes]] when they came for its throne, but by that point, he had lost his king's faith after failing to protect the city of [[Repton]]. | He later led Mercia's army against the [[Denmark|Danes]] when they came for its throne, but by that point, he had lost his king's faith after failing to protect the city of [[Repton]]. | ||
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Leofrith rose to the rank of Mercia's war-thegn through King Burgred's reign. He was a strategist and a tactician, and the guiding hand behind the king's victories.
He later led Mercia's army against the Danes when they came for its throne, but by that point, he had lost his king's faith after failing to protect the city of Repton.
Time and time again, there's always one loyal soldier who never gets any credit and shoulders all the blame for the mistakes of his idiot leader.