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Author Fleming, Robin.
Title Britain after Rome : the fall and rise, 400-1070 / Robin Fleming.
Publication Info London : Penguin, 2011.


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Descript xxii, 458 p. : maps ; 20 cm.
Contents The rise and fall of late antique Britain : the second to early fifth century -- Life among the ruins : the fifth and early sixth centuries -- Making peoples, making class : the late fifth and sixth centuries -- Elites, kingdoms and a brand-new past : the later sixth and seventh centuries -- Belief and ritual : the fourth to seventh century -- Missionaries and converts : the later sixth to early eighth century -- The rebirth of trading communities : the seventh to mid-ninth century -- Norse and natives : the late eighth to late ninth century -- New towns : the ninth to eleventh century -- Kings and surpluses : the ninth to eleventh century -- Selling surplus and buying status: the tenth and eleventh centuries -- Clerics, monks and the laity : the ninth, tenth and eleventh centuries -- Living and dying in early Medieval Britain : the fifth to eleventh century.
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Author Fleming, Robin.
Series Penguin history of Britain ; 2
Subject Great Britain -- History -- Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066.
Descript xxii, 458 p. : maps ; 20 cm.
Contents The rise and fall of late antique Britain : the second to early fifth century -- Life among the ruins : the fifth and early sixth centuries -- Making peoples, making class : the late fifth and sixth centuries -- Elites, kingdoms and a brand-new past : the later sixth and seventh centuries -- Belief and ritual : the fourth to seventh century -- Missionaries and converts : the later sixth to early eighth century -- The rebirth of trading communities : the seventh to mid-ninth century -- Norse and natives : the late eighth to late ninth century -- New towns : the ninth to eleventh century -- Kings and surpluses : the ninth to eleventh century -- Selling surplus and buying status: the tenth and eleventh centuries -- Clerics, monks and the laity : the ninth, tenth and eleventh centuries -- Living and dying in early Medieval Britain : the fifth to eleventh century.
ISBN 9780140148237 (pbk)
014014823X (pbk)
Author Fleming, Robin.
Series Penguin history of Britain ; 2
Subject Great Britain -- History -- Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  DA 152 F5  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE
 BJL Reading Room 1st floor HDC  DA 152 F5  4 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Great Britain -- History -- Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066.
Descript xxii, 458 p. : maps ; 20 cm.
Contents The rise and fall of late antique Britain : the second to early fifth century -- Life among the ruins : the fifth and early sixth centuries -- Making peoples, making class : the late fifth and sixth centuries -- Elites, kingdoms and a brand-new past : the later sixth and seventh centuries -- Belief and ritual : the fourth to seventh century -- Missionaries and converts : the later sixth to early eighth century -- The rebirth of trading communities : the seventh to mid-ninth century -- Norse and natives : the late eighth to late ninth century -- New towns : the ninth to eleventh century -- Kings and surpluses : the ninth to eleventh century -- Selling surplus and buying status: the tenth and eleventh centuries -- Clerics, monks and the laity : the ninth, tenth and eleventh centuries -- Living and dying in early Medieval Britain : the fifth to eleventh century.
ISBN 9780140148237 (pbk)
014014823X (pbk)
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