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Early Days of Oxford
Oxford is not as old as some other English cities. London, York and Cambridge are much older. But by the tenth century Oxford became an important market town. It was situated on the river and had main roads running through it. There were walls around the towns and about five thousand people lived inside them.
The town got bigger in the 12th century. A lot of new houses appeared then. The town became a rich business centre. By the year 1200 there were new walls, three stone bridges across the river, a castle, sixteen churches and a palace. People founded a university there too. By the end of the 13th century there were 1,500 students, and the university was famous all over Europe.
1. In the 8th century Oxford was already an important market town.
2. In the 10th century Oxford's population was about half a million.
3. In the 11th century Oxford was bigger than in the 12th century.
4. People began to build stone houses in the 12th century.
5. People founded the university in Oxford in the 13th century.
6. People rebuilt the walls of their city after the 10th century.