Anglo-Saxon+England

Important for the U.S. history is the British Empire. While researches I found an informative website about [|Anglo-Saxon]England. Maybe you like it.
 * History** is a subject I am very interested in. Books or monuments that tell old stories, legends and myths. How lived our ancestors without electrical current? What territory did the tribe reign you orginate from?

Characteristics about a hero -selfless -brave -peaceful -clever -someone who never capitulates and finds right decisions

Our current topic in English class is //Beowulf.// After the final battle Wiglaf writes a diary entry.

// Dear Diary, // // Today was the day of the battle, Beowulf, our great king, trained me and ten other warriors for. He had sent us gifts to help him defent the Geats of a dragon who guards a trasure. Someone has stole gold out of it so the dragon threated our people. // // We walked on top of the barrow to fight against the monster. It //// was mighty and became a hard battle. Suddenly our king was wounded and the other warriors ran away. I tried to help and bring them back, remembering them of everything Beowulf has done for us. After the dragon was dead I showed the king the dragon's treasure. He said I should share it to help my people, gave me his collar of gold, the warshirt and the gilded helmet. His last wish was that we build a monument for him. Then he died. I am the last of the Waegmundings, the last with royal blood. Now I am the new king. We are going to build the monument for Beowulf to make his last wish become reality. The king died a death of a hero and I want to be a loyal, brave, kind and good king for my people like Beowulf had been. // // Wiglaf, king of the Geats, June 9th 654 //