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Was King Ethelred Really Unready?: Æþelræd Unræd, King Sweyn Forkbeard and the Danegeld
Anglo-Saxon England died a slow and torturous death. The date of 1066 CE is an easy date for historians: when Wil...
04 Dec
Anglo-Saxons
20 Nov
Aethelflaed, Lady of Mercia: The Anglo-Saxons’ Only Queen
The Viking Great Heathen Army had devastated the Anglo-Saxon world. Four Anglo-Saxon Kings were dead or exiled, ...
06 Nov
The Danelaw: Partition and Reconstruction in Early Medieval England
The invasion of the Great Heathen Army in 865 CE upended the Anglo-Saxon world. Thousands of Scandinavian warrior...
30 Oct
The Viking Invasion of England: Part 3 – King Alfred and Guthrum the Dane
England is burning. The Great Heathen Army have pillaged and burned their way across the Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms - b...
09 Oct
Viking Invasion of England: Part 2 – The Great Heathen Army
Until the winter of 865 CE, the Vikings showed little intention of conquering England. They had raided and pillag...
02 Oct
The Viking Invasion of England – Part 1: The First Raids
You’ve given a gift, right? You’ve felt anger. You’ve learned a new skill. And you’ve definitely looked out of a ...
14 Aug
The Anarchy, Part 3: King Stephen and Empress Matilda
It is the year 1138 CE. The clouds have burst. Open hostilities between Empress Matilda, the daughter of King Hen...
07 Aug
The Anarchy: Civil War in England, Part 2: A Crumbling Kingdom
The board is set. The pieces are moving. The Anarchy is going to descend upon England. In our first part, we imme...
31 Jul
The Anarchy: Civil War In England, Part 1: The Wreck Of The White Ship
High Medieval England was a particularly violent and unsettled place, in a violent and unsettled time. The seizur...
02 Sep
What Happened to the Anglo-Saxons After 1066?
The Witan hall was emptier than it had been only eight months earlier. Much ill had transpired since the icy asse...
