The Battle of King Egbert

In this chapter, the speaker expresses frustration over the lack of information regarding the battle between King Egbert and a combined army of Vikings and Cornishmen. They question how Egbert managed to defeat them and suggest various possibilities including improved training, strategic positioning, or assistance from his son or other allies. Despite the lack of details, it is evident that the West Saxons were successful in battle against the Vikings, highlighting Egbert's leadership skills. The chapter concludes with the mention of King Egbert's death and the implications it had for Wessex.