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The Anglo-Saxon chronicle

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Rutgers University Press, 1961 - History - 240 pages

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Once you have even a passing knowledge of the Anglo-Saxons, you'll probably want to read through the Chronicle. Whitelock's translation features side-by-side versions of each manuscript when sources differ. Read full review

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Contents

SYNOPSIS OF MANUSCRIPTS
7
CHRONOLOGY
243
INDEX OF THE NAMES OF PLACES
275

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TitleThe Anglo-Saxon chronicle, Volume 1923
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, Dorothy Whitelock
AuthorDorothy Whitelock
EditorDorothy Whitelock
ContributorDorothy Whitelock
Edition2
PublisherRutgers University Press, 1961
Original fromIndiana University
Digitized25 Feb 2009
Length240 pages
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Great Britain History Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066 Sources
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