History Notes Oxford University History Notes
These essays range from the transition from Roman colony to Anglo-Saxon Britain, exploring the coming of Christianity, the nature of kingship, the period's relationship with literature (e.g. Beowulf), the reign of King Alfred the Great, and the later Viking and Norman Conquests. More notes are available and will be uploaded in summer, but the essays contain the most pertinent examples and the important points of narrative structure for the period, along with discussion of major sources and historiography.
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