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Anglo-Saxon England (c. 410-1066). From Migration to Monarchy (en Inglés)
Anthony Quinn
Anglo-Saxon England (c. 410-1066). From Migration to Monarchy (en Inglés)
Anthony Quinn (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda
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Anthony Quinn
Anglo-Saxon England (c. 410-1066): From Migration to Monarchy
By Anthony Quinn
What happened after Rome left Britain? How did a fragmented land of competing warlords become a unified kingdom?
In Anglo-Saxon England (c. 410-1066): From Migration to Monarchy, Anthony Quinn explores the dramatic transformation of Britain in the centuries between the Roman withdrawal and the Norman Conquest. Blending archaeology, history, and cutting-edge science, this book reveals how new peoples, cultures, and kingdoms emerged from the ruins of Roman rule.
Discover the rise of Anglo-Saxon England through:
The collapse of Roman Britain and the struggle for survivalMigration, settlement, and the formation of new identitiesThe birth of powerful kingdoms like Wessex, Mercia, and NorthumbriaThe spread of Christianity in Anglo-Saxon England and the role of monasteriesEveryday life: farming, trade, law, and social hierarchyThe impact of Viking invasions and the creation of the DanelawThe leadership of Alfred the Great and the defence of EnglandThe emergence of a unified English kingdomThe crisis of 1066 and the end of the Anglo-Saxon ageDrawing on evidence from archaeology, burial practices, place-names, and written sources like the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, this book presents a nuanced picture of a society shaped by both continuity and change. From small rural communities to royal courts, it brings to life the people who built early medieval England.
Perfect for readers interested in Anglo-Saxon history, early medieval Britain, Viking Age England, and the origins of the English nation, this book offers an engaging and accessible account of one of the most formative periods in British history.
Explore the age of migration, faith, warfare, and kingship that shaped England forever.
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