Myth, Rulership, Church and Charters: Essays in Honour of Nicholas Brooks

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Contents: Introduction: myth, rulership, church and charters in the work of Nicholas Brooks, Julia Barrow Nicholas Brooks at Birmingham, Christopher Dyer Anglo-Saxon origin legends, Barbara Yorke A nearly, but wrongly, forgotten historian of the Dark Ages, James Campbell Anglo-Saxon charters: lost and found, Simon Keynes Reculver Minster and its early charters, Susan Kelly Stour in Ismere, Margaret Gelling Was there an agricultural revolution in Anglo-Saxon England?, Alex Burghart and Andrew Wareham The Annals of A+thelflA|d: annals, history and politics in early 10th-century England, Pauline Stafford The first use of the 2nd Anglo-Saxon Ordo, Janet L. Nelson Where English becomes British: rethinking contexts for Brunanburh, Sarah Foot Archbishop Dunstan: a prophet in politics?, Catherine Cubitt A mass for St Birinus in an Anglo-Saxon missal from the Scandinavian mission-field, Alicia CorrA*a The Saint Clement dedications at Clementhorpe and Pontefract castle: Anglo-Scandinavian or Norman?, Barbara E. Crawford England and the Norman myth, Nick Webber What happened to ecclesiastical charters in England 1066-c1100?, Julia Barrow Nicholas Brooks: a list of publications Index.

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