The West Midlands in the Early Middle AgesLeicester University Press, 1992 - 221 sider |
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... meaning ' serf ' , but Dr Margaret Faull ( 1975 ) has demonstrated from a study of laws and other literary sources that this use did not cause the ethnic meaning to become subordinate until the late Anglo - Saxon period . Walh was used ...
... meaning ' serf ' , but Dr Margaret Faull ( 1975 ) has demonstrated from a study of laws and other literary sources that this use did not cause the ethnic meaning to become subordinate until the late Anglo - Saxon period . Walh was used ...
Side 65
... meaning . On the other hand , a word meaning ' flood ' or ' marsh ' could well have been applied to an upland region in addition to being used of lowland marshes . This is paralleled by the use of Old English mör , modern moor , in ...
... meaning . On the other hand , a word meaning ' flood ' or ' marsh ' could well have been applied to an upland region in addition to being used of lowland marshes . This is paralleled by the use of Old English mör , modern moor , in ...
Side 148
... meaning ' enclosure ' does not seem altogether adequate for Tamworth , which was the seat of the Mercian kings . Possibly at a very early stage of the settlement in the Midlands worthig developed a meaning akin to that of burh , and was ...
... meaning ' enclosure ' does not seem altogether adequate for Tamworth , which was the seat of the Mercian kings . Possibly at a very early stage of the settlement in the Midlands worthig developed a meaning akin to that of burh , and was ...
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The End of the Roman Period | 20 |
AngloSaxon Archaeology | 29 |
The British People of the West Midlands | 53 |
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