William The Conqueror
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William The Conqueror was also known as William I, King of England and Duke of Normandy. He was an innovator who brought a Norman-French culture to England during his reign. He replaced the English language, built many castles and appointed well educated men within the church, who would later serve as his administrators. His great story comes alive in this great title from The Amazing People Club®.
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