D. W. Rollason Books

Northumbria 5001100

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"This book deals with the development of Northumbria from the beginning of its history to the end, thereby offering a unique opportunity to study the rise and fall of a kingdom rather than just foc...

Anglo Norman Durham

By D. W. Rollason, Michael Prestwich, Margaret Harvey

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Saints and Relics in Anglo-Saxon England

By D. W. Rollason, David Rollason

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The Mildrith Legend

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The search for St. Wigstan, prince-martyr of the kingdom of Mercia

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Early medieval Europe 300 1050

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