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  Anglo-Saxon England (Anglo-Saxon England) (Paperback) Edited by Peter Clemoes, Edited by Martin Biddle, Edited by Julian Brown, Edited by Rene Derolez, Edited by Helmut Gneuss, Edited by Stanley Greenfield, Edited by Lars-Gunnar Hallander, Edited by Peter Hunter Blair, Edited by John Leyerle

  

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  Short Description for Anglo-Saxon EnglandThe contents of this first volume typify the range of interests that will be covered throughout the series.
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  • Publisher: CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS
  • Published: 11 October 2007
  • Format: Paperback 356 pages
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  • Categories: Literary Studies: General | British & Irish History | Early History: C 500 To C 1450/1500
  • ISBN 13: 9780521038355 ISBN 10: 0521038359

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• The contents of this first volume typify the range of interests that will be covered throughout the series. The topics treated include the first two centuries of Christianity in East Anglia; geographical knowledge in King Alfred's court; the part played by Bishop 'thelwold's school at Winchester in the period of tenth-century monastic reform in standardizing the vernacular and in studying and composing Latin poetry; allegory in Old English literature; the place of origin of the Book of Kells; the source of a fourteenth-century Icelandic saga writer's picture of Edward the Confessor; the principles of the modern study of pre-Conquest architecture; and the contemporary state of our knowledge of the Anglo-Saxon house. There is also a bibliography which lists all books, articles and reviews published in the field during 1971, and which is continued annually in the series.