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Preparatory to Anglo-Saxon England. Being the Collected Papers of Frank Merry Stenton Stenton, Frank Merry. Stenton, Doris Mary [Hrsg.]. |
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Autoren suchen: Stenton, Frank Merry • Stenton, Doris Mary |
Inhalt
| Godmundeslaech |
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| The death of Edward the Elder |
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| Place-names as evidence of female ownership of land in Anglo-Saxon times |
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| Utwara |
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| Aethelweard's account of the Last Years of King Alfred's Reign |
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| The Danes at Thorney Island in 893 |
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| Frederic Seebohm |
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| The supremacy of the Mercian kings |
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| The English element |
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| Personal names in place-names |
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| The south-western element in the Old English Chronicle |
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| The foundation of English History |
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| Lindsey and its kings |
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| The Danes in England - Raleigh Lecture, 26/10/1927 |
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| Acta Episcoporum |
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| Medeshamstede and its colonies |
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| Pre-Conquest Herefordshire |
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| The changing feudalism of the Middle Ages |
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| Pre-Conquest Westmorland |
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| St. Frideswide and her times |
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| The road system of medieval England |
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| The historical bearing of place-names studies: England in the sixth century |
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| The historical bearing of place-names studies: the English occupation of Southern Britain |
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| The historical bearing of place-name studies: Anglo-Saxon heathenism |
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| The historical bearing of place-name studies: the Danish settlement of Eastern England |
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| The historical bearing of place-name studies: the place of women in Anglo-Saxon society |
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| English families and the Norman Conquest |
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| The Scandinavian colonies in England and Normandy |
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| Early English history, 1895-1920 |
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| Foreward to Sir Cyril Fox's Offa's Dyke |
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| The founding of Southwell Minster |
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| The Anglo-Saxon coinage and the historian. A hitherto unprinted lecture delivered to the British Numismatic Society on 23rd April, 1958 |
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| The thriving of the Anglo-Saxon Ceorl. A hitherto unprinted lecture delivered in the University of Cambridge on 27th April, 1958 |
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| The East Anglian kings of the seventh century |