The Saxon and Norman Kings

George Caspar Homans · Christopher Brooke

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval and Early Modern Justice Historical Studies of British Isles

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List of Illustrations.Preface to the Third Edition. Preface to the 1963 Edition (Abbreviated). 1. Prologue.2. The Method of this Inquiry.3. On King-Making.4. The Occupations of a King.5. Queens.6. Origins.7. The Small Kingdoms.8. Interlude: 670-871.9. Alfred.10. The Tenth Century.11. Cnut and Edward the Confessor.12. The Conqueror and the Conquest.13. The Conqueror's Sons.14. Stephen.15. Epilogue.Bibliography.Genealogical Tables.Index.

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