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>Even centuries on, long after the collapse of the empire in the West, such attitudes died hard. The division between kingdoms that had once been Roman and the world beyond was one that even the most outward-looking bishops still tended to take for granted. Gregory, when he sent his mission to Kent, had been motivated in part by his awareness that Britain had once been an imperial province. The paganism of its new rulers had offended him not merely as a Christian, but as a Roman.
Holy shit, just how disgusted are the civilized Europe during the Early Medieval Period to the barbarism and niggery of pagans? They are practically uneducated savages.
Holy shit, just how disgusted are the civilized Europe during the Early Medieval Period to the barbarism and niggery of pagans? They are practically uneducated savages.
