Exeter: Revizyonlar arasındaki fark

 

Romalılar Britanya adasını 5. yüzyıl başında terk ettikten sonra karanlık bir dönem yaşanmış ve 250 kusur yıl, ta 680de bir önemli Hristiyan papaz ve sonra evliyanın Exeter'de bir manastırda yetiştiği bilgisi bu yerleşke için elimize geçen ilk kaynak olmuştur. Bu karanlık dönemde de Exeter'in yöresel önemini kaybetmediği kabul edilmektedir.

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The city continued to hold regional significance through the turbulent Dark Ages, being twice captured by the invading Vikings. Following the Norman Conquest, the inhabitants rebelled against William the Conqueror, who laid siege and subsequently built Rougemount Castle to ensure future compliance. During the renaissance period it developed into an economically powerful city through the wool industry, and a period of rapid growth commenced. Later, at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, industry was driven by water power from the River Exe. It remained a significant seaport (courtesy of its Ship Canal) until the age of steam, but there was no major industrialisation in the later 19th century. The city was badly damaged in an incendiary bombing raid on the High Street and surrounding areas in 1942, and although post-war reconstruction has been limited, a number of interesting buildings remain.

 

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