Celle

Oh my goodness.

In Celle.

Wow.

So, that was c-like this, you like, um, in Celle, um, there were very, what is it, Kaserne, you know, like the, the, the British people-

Yes

... had their, how do you call it?

Oh

...

We have therefore only two towns in the electorate of any considerable size.

Next to these are Stade, Verden, Celle, Clausthal, and Göttingen, where at a later date George I founded a famous university.

The bishopric of Bremen contained no very large town, for the city of Bremen was an independent free town and did not go with the bishopric.

But Stade from its neighbourhood to the mouth of the Elbe was of considerable importance.

Book 1, Chapter 12.

Death of George I and Sir Isaac Newton.

George I, long before he became King of England, married his cousin Sophia Dorothea of Celle, who is described as a young princess of great beauty.

It was a marriage of policy, made in order to join her possessions to his.