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Civitas to Kingdom: British Political Continuity 300-800

Simon Esmonde Cleary · Kenneth Rainsbury Dark

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Historical Studies of British Isles Medieval Literature and History Classical Studies and Legal History

Abstract

Politics and culture in late-Roman Britain the origins of the sub-Roman kingdoms the character and context of British dynastic foundation civitates and kingdoms sub-kingdoms, estates and towns in sub-Roman Britain the culture of sub-Roman Britain the British Kingdoms. Appendices: where and when did Gildas write? the chronology of early Christian monuments in sub-Roman Britain.

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