The term 'English Saint' refers to three saints from England: George, Dunstan, and Hilda. George was a Christian martyr who was beheaded by the Roman Emperor Diocletian in 303 AD. Dunstan was an Archbishop of Canterbury in the 10th century and is known for his work in reforming the English Church. Hilda was an abbess of the double monastery of Streonshalh, now known as Whitby Abbey, in the 7th century. She is known for her work in promoting education and the spread of Christianity.