The West Midlands in the Early Middle AgesLeicester University Press, 1992 - 221 sider |
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Side 62
... Welsh blood , or ( perhaps more likely ) acquired as nicknames by men who were known to have Welsh connections . It is most unlikely that Walh ( ' foreigner , Welshman , serf ' ) could ever have been considered a colourless term to be ...
... Welsh blood , or ( perhaps more likely ) acquired as nicknames by men who were known to have Welsh connections . It is most unlikely that Walh ( ' foreigner , Welshman , serf ' ) could ever have been considered a colourless term to be ...
Side 72
... Welsh kings . From the Welsh side there are laments in medieval Welsh poetry which assume that the rulers of Powys lost this territory to the English in a devastating war ; which is difficult to reconcile with the English - Welsh ...
... Welsh kings . From the Welsh side there are laments in medieval Welsh poetry which assume that the rulers of Powys lost this territory to the English in a devastating war ; which is difficult to reconcile with the English - Welsh ...
Side 101
... Welsh neighbours became aggressive . Sir Frank Sten- ton ( in Fox 1955 : xx - xxi ) postulated devastating Welsh raids over Mercia at this time on the strength of his interpretation of a famous passage in Felix's life of St Guthlac ...
... Welsh neighbours became aggressive . Sir Frank Sten- ton ( in Fox 1955 : xx - xxi ) postulated devastating Welsh raids over Mercia at this time on the strength of his interpretation of a famous passage in Felix's life of St Guthlac ...
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