Dark Ages England, Episode 25, Hardicanute and Harold Harefoot.

Описание: King Canute was followed by his sons in quick succession, leading to disruption, and the usual infighting, intrigue murder, digging up putrefying bodies, usual everyday life in Anglo Saxon England :-)

Bibliography of Books referenced for the whole series, of Dark Ages England.
English Historical Documents Vol 1 C.500-1042 edited by Dorothy Whitelock 1955 Eyre & Spottiswoode.

Michael Swanton, translation of, The Anglo Saxon Chronicle (ASC) Phoenix Press

Anglo Saxon England, 550 – 1087 Sir Frank Stenton, O.U.P. Oxford History of England

The English Settlements, J.N.L. Myres O.U.P. Oxford History of England

Venerable Bede Ecclesiastical History of the English People, 2 Editions, 1 translated by Bertram Colgreve, with additional notes and amendments by J. M. Wallace-Hadrill, Oxford World’s Classics,
& The Penguin Edition 1955 History of the English Church and People, translated by Leo Sherley-Price.

The Age of Bede Translated by J. F. Webb, Penguin Books this includes The Life of Cuthbert, Eddius Stephanus, Life of Wilfrid, Bede’s Lives of the Abbotts of Wearmouth and Jarrow, & The Voyages of St. Brendan

Beowulf, Rosemary Sutcliffe, Bodley Head

Introduction to Old English, Peter Baker, Blackwell Publishing.

Sweet’s Anglo Saxon Reader, Revised by C.T. Onions 14th Edition 1959 O.U.P.

Gildas, On the Ruin of Britain, translated by J.A. Giles, Serenity 2009.

Roman Britain to Saxon England, C.J. Arnold, Croom Helm.

J.R. Green, A Short History of the English People, Various Editions 1876 onwards (I have at least 5?) This was the first History that concerned itself with the ordinary person, and while full of inaccuracies, his prose is second to none, and it is worth reading just for the sheer pleasure of his wordsmithing, just don’t take any of it at face value :-)

Medieval Town Plans, Paul Hindle, Shire Archaeology.

In Search of the Dark Ages, Michael Wood, BBC.

Please note, I’m a bibliophile and collect books, I have so many books that some are in storage, due to Domestic duties.
I might well add, to the list as I come across books that I referenced?
I did this series just for fun, so did not record everything as I wrote it.

PS since writing the last line and before posting, I found Economic History of England Southgate J. M. Dent.