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Rs; and his body--this alone is certain--was brought to Wimborne for
burial. It has been conjectured that AElfred, after he had defeated
the Danes
and established himself firmly on the throne of Wessex, would
naturally rebuild the ruined abbey. He founded, as we know, an abbey
at Shaftesbury; he is recorded to have built at Winchester and
London; he had undoubtedly a taste for architecture, and he was a
devout son of Mother Church, so that it is by no means improbable
that he would erect
a church over the grave of his brother: but no record of such
building remains, and there is