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Hilary Walker1956

Article1956

1. Bede and the Gewissae: the Political Evolution of the Heptarchy and its Nomenclature

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2014Historia ecclesiastica 1938Roman Britain and the English Settlements, by R. G. Collingwood, J. N. L. Myres 1937Roman Britain and the English Settlements 1954Two Saxon urns from Ickwell Bury, Beds., and the Saxon penetration of the Eastern Midlands 1907‘Cartularium Saxonicum.’1970England before the Norman conquest 1837History of the Anglo-Saxons 1954The conquest of Wessex in the sixth century

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Year1956

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Published1956-01-01

VenueCambridge Historical Journal

ISSN-L1474-6913

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