usertron2020
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Do you mean Norman France or have the Bretons been very sneaky in avenging King Arthur?
Oops. Messed up on that. I'll fix it. I was thinking of Henry VII. And he DID play up the "King Arthur" role with the Welsh. Hence, the Red Dragon as his personal symbol. I don't remember if he had Breton troops with him or if that was William. Both played up King Arthur as I recall. William, to remind his men that the Saxons under Harold were also conquerors of Britain (Hengist, boo!), and that as many of the Britons fled to northern France and became the Bretons they had an ancestral claim to "Ancient Britannia".