Which Old English letters were withdrawn from the alphabet during the Middle English period following the Norman Conquest?

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The letters wynn (ƿ), eth (ð), and ash (æ) were withdrawn, while thorn (þ) remained in use until Modern English.

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The letters wynn (ƿ), thorn (þ, ð), and yogh (ᵹ) were withdrawn, along with the ligature æ.

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The letters yogh (ᵹ), wynn (ƿ), and the digraph th were removed to simplify the writing system.

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Only the runic letters were eliminated, while all Latin-based characters were retained and standardized.

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