Never greater slaughter: Brunanburh and the birth of England
"Late in AD 937, four armies met in a place called Brunanburh. On one side stood the shield-wall of the expanding kingdom of the Anglo-Saxons. On the other side stood a remarkable alliance of rival kings - at least two from across the sea - who'd come together to destroy them once and for...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Late in AD 937, four armies met in a place called Brunanburh. On one side stood the shield-wall of the expanding kingdom of the Anglo-Saxons. On the other side stood a remarkable alliance of rival kings - at least two from across the sea - who'd come together to destroy them once and for all. The stakes were no less than the survival of the dream that would become England. The armies were massive. The violence, when it began, was enough to shock a violent age. Brunanburh may not today have the fame of Hastings, Crécy or Agincourt, but those later battles, fought for England, would not exist were it not for the blood spilled this day. Generations later it was still called, quite simply, the 'great battle'. But for centuries, its location has been lost. Today, an extraordinary effort, uniting enthusiasts, historians, archaeologists, linguists, and other researchers - amateurs and professionals, experienced and inexperienced alike - may well have found the site of the long-lost battle of Brunanburh, over a thousand years after its bloodied fields witnessed history. This groundbreaking new book tells the story of this remarkable discovery and delves into why and how the battle happened. Most importantly, though, it is about the men who fought and died at Brunanburh, and how much this forgotten struggle can tell us about who we are and how we relate to our past."--Amazon.com |
| Beschreibung: | 224 pages, 16 unnumbered pages illustrations (colour), maps 24 cm |
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Contents Foreword by Bernard Cornwell Preface Լնէ ofIllustrations List ofMaps Introduction: A Field of Death, 937 1 The Birth of England, to 865 2 The Vikings Arrive, 837—66 3 Alfred and the Viking Conquest, 866—99 4 The Gathering Storm, 900-24 5 The Rise of Athelstan, 924-34 6 The Great Alliance, 934—37 7 Reconstructing Battles 8 The Search for Brunanburh 9 The Ships and the Saga 10 The Day England Came of Age, 937 11 Wirral Archaeology 12 England, Come of Age Appendix: Objections and Alternate Sites Suggested Reading and Acknowledgements Endnotes Index 6 iо 17 19 21 35 47 57 71 87 101 109 119 139 157 179 187 193 20 3 207 2x9
Never greater slaughter Ό Was there on this island, Folk felled Ե never as many before this Bv the swords’ edges. J Ό Ibis is how the Ando-Saxon Chronicle ձշscribes the battle of Brunanburh, fought in AD 937 in the north-west of England. On one side stood the shield-wall oí the expanding kingdom oí the Anglo-Saxons under Athelstan, king oí England. On the other side stood a remarkable alliance of the rival Viking and Celtic kings oí Dublin, Scotland and Strathclyde, who had come together to destro}՛ this rising power once and for all. At stake that da}’ was the verv sundval oí England as an independent, unified kingdom. The armies were massive, lire violence, when it began, was enough to shock a violent age. Generations afterwards it was still called, quite simple, the great battle'. For centuries, its location has been lost. Today, an extraordinary effort, uniting enthusiasts, historians, archaeologists, linguists, and other researchers - amateurs and professionals, experienced and inexperienced alike ֊ mav well have found the site oí the long-lost battle oí Brunanburh, over a thousand years after its bloodied fields witnessed history. Never Greater Slaughter is, in part, the storv of this remarkable discovery. It is also the storv of whv and how the battle happened. Most importantie, though, it is the stor}՛ or the men who fought and died at Brunanburh, and how much this forgotten struggle can tell us about who we are and how we relate to our past. |
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Contents Foreword by Bernard Cornwell Preface Լնէ ofIllustrations List ofMaps Introduction: A Field of Death, 937 1 The Birth of England, to 865 2 The Vikings Arrive, 837—66 3 Alfred and the Viking Conquest, 866—99 4 The Gathering Storm, 900-24 5 The Rise of Athelstan, 924-34 6 The Great Alliance, 934—37 7 Reconstructing Battles 8 The Search for Brunanburh 9 The Ships and the Saga 10 The Day England Came of Age, 937 11 Wirral Archaeology 12 England, Come of Age Appendix: Objections and Alternate Sites Suggested Reading and Acknowledgements Endnotes Index 6 iо 17 19 21 35 47 57 71 87 101 109 119 139 157 179 187 193 20 3 207 2x9
Never greater slaughter Ό Was there on this island, Folk felled Ե never as many before this Bv the swords’ edges. J Ό Ibis is how the Ando-Saxon Chronicle ձշscribes the battle of Brunanburh, fought in AD 937 in the north-west of England. On one side stood the shield-wall oí the expanding kingdom oí the Anglo-Saxons under Athelstan, king oí England. On the other side stood a remarkable alliance of the rival Viking and Celtic kings oí Dublin, Scotland and Strathclyde, who had come together to destro}՛ this rising power once and for all. At stake that da}’ was the verv sundval oí England as an independent, unified kingdom. The armies were massive, lire violence, when it began, was enough to shock a violent age. Generations afterwards it was still called, quite simple, the great battle'. For centuries, its location has been lost. Today, an extraordinary effort, uniting enthusiasts, historians, archaeologists, linguists, and other researchers - amateurs and professionals, experienced and inexperienced alike ֊ mav well have found the site oí the long-lost battle oí Brunanburh, over a thousand years after its bloodied fields witnessed history. Never Greater Slaughter is, in part, the storv of this remarkable discovery. It is also the storv of whv and how the battle happened. Most importantie, though, it is the stor}՛ or the men who fought and died at Brunanburh, and how much this forgotten struggle can tell us about who we are and how we relate to our past. |
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