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Title: The Political History of England, Volume I (of 12)
From the Earliest Times to the Norman Conquest
Author: Thomas Hodgkin
Editors: William Hunt
Reginald Lane Poole



The Political History of England
IN TWELVE VOLUMES
EDITED BY WILLIAM HUNT, D.LITT., AND
REGINALD L. POOLE, M.A.
I.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND
FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO
THE NORMAN CONQUEST
________________________________________
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THE
HISTORY OF ENGLAND

FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO
THE NORMAN CONQUEST
BY
THOMAS HODGKIN, D.C.L., LITT.D.
FELLOW OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON
FELLOW OF THE BRITISH ACADEMY
LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.
39 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON
NEW YORK AND BOMBAY
1906

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THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND
I. THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE NORMAN CONQUEST
CONTENTS.
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ERRATA.
CHAPTER I. THE PREHISTORIC FOREWORLD.
CHAPTER II. CÆSAR IN BRITAIN.
NOTE ON CÆSAR’S POINTS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE IN HIS EXPEDITIONS TO BRITAIN.
CHAPTER III. THE CENTURY OF SUSPENSE.
CHAPTER IV. THE ROMAN CONQUEST OF BRITAIN.
CHAPTER V. THE ROMAN OCCUPATION.
CHAPTER VI. THE ANGLO-SAXON CONQUEST.
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CHAPTER VII. THE COMING OF AUGUSTINE.
CHAPTER VIII. EDWIN OF DEIRA.
CHAPTER IX. OSWALD OF BERNICIA.
CHAPTER X. OSWY AND PENDA.
CHAPTER XI. TERRITORIAL CHANGES―THE CONFERENCE AT WHITBY―THE GREAT PLAGUE.
CHAPTER XII. KING EGFRID AND THREE GREAT CHURCHMEN: WILFRID THEODORE, CUTHBERT.
CHAPTER XIII. THE LEGISLATION OF KING INE.
NOTE ON ANGLO-SAXON MONEY.
CHAPTER XIV. THE EIGHTH CENTURY.
CHAPTER XV. EARLY DANISH INVASIONS―EGBERT AND ETHELWULF.
CHAPTER XVI. ETHELWULF’S SONS―DANISH INVASIONS TO THE BAPTISM OF GUTHRUM.
CHAPTER XVII. ALFRED AT PEACE.
CHAPTER XVIII. ALFRED’S LAST DAYS.
NOTE. ON THE EXTENT OF THE DANELAW.
CHAPTER XIX. EDWARD AND HIS SONS.
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CHAPTER XX. EDGAR AND DUNSTAN.
CHAPTER XXI. EDWARD THE MARTYR―OLD AGE OF DUNSTAN―NORMANS AND NORTHMEN.
CHAPTER XXII. ETHELRED THE REDELESS.
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CHAPTER XXIII. CANUTE AND HIS SONS.
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CHAPTER XXIV. LEGISLATION OF THE LATER KINGS.
CHAPTER XXV. EDWARD THE CONFESSOR. (1042？1066.)
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CHAPTER XXVI. STAMFORD BRIDGE AND HASTINGS.
APPENDIX I. AUTHORITIES.
APPENDIX II. GENEALOGY OF NORTHUMBRIAN KINGS.
APPENDIX III. GENEALOGY OF WEST SAXON KINGS BEFORE EGBERT
FOOTNOTES.
INDEX.
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Title: The Political History of England, Volume I (of 12)
From the Earliest Times to the Norman Conquest
Author: Thomas Hodgkin
Editors: William Hunt
Reginald Lane Poole



The Political History of England
IN TWELVE VOLUMES
EDITED BY WILLIAM HUNT, D.LITT., AND
REGINALD L. POOLE, M.A.
I.
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND
FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO
THE NORMAN CONQUEST
________________________________________
vii
THE
HISTORY OF ENGLAND

FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO
THE NORMAN CONQUEST
BY
THOMAS HODGKIN, D.C.L., LITT.D.
FELLOW OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON
FELLOW OF THE BRITISH ACADEMY
LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.
39 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON
NEW YORK AND BOMBAY
1906

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THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Seventy-five years have passed since Lingard completed his HISTORY OF ENGLAND, which ends with the Revolution of 1688. During that period historical study has made a great advance. Year after year the mass of materials for a new History of England has increased; new lights have been thrown on events and characters, and old errors have been corrected. Many notable works have been written on various periods of our history; some of them at such length as to appeal almost exclusively to professed historical students. It is believed that the time has come when the advance which has been made in the knowledge of English history as a whole should be laid before the public in a single work of fairly adequate size. Such a book should be founded on independent thought and research, but should at the same time be written with a full knowledge of the works of the best modern historians and with a desire to take advantage of their teaching wherever it appears sound.
The vast number of authorities, printed and in manuscript, on which a History of England should be based, if it is to represent the existing state of knowledge, renders co-operation almost necessary and certainly advisable. The History, of which this volume is an instalment, is an attempt to set forth in a readable form the results at present attained by research. It will consist of twelve volumes by twelve different writers, eachii of them chosen as being specially capable of dealing with the period which he undertakes, and the editors, while leaving to each author as free a hand as possible, hope to insure a general similarity in method of treatment, so that the twelve volumes may in their contents, as well as in their outward appearance, form one History.
As its title imports, this History will primarily deal with politics, with the History of England and, after the date of the union with Scotland, Great Britain, as a state or body politic; but as the life of a nation is complex, and its condition at any given time cannot be understood without taking into account the various forces acting upon it, notices of religious matters and of intellectual, social, and economic progress will also find place in these volumes. The footnotes will, so far as is possible, be confined to references to authorities, and references will not be appended to statements which appear to be matters of common knowledge and do not call for support. Each volume will have an Appendix giving some account of the chief authorities, original and secondary, which the author has used. This account will be compiled with a view of helping students rather than of making long lists of books without any notes as to their contents or value. That the History will have faults both of its own and such as will always in some measure attend co-operative work, must be expected, but no pains have been spared to make it, so far as may be, not wholly unworthy of the greatness of its subject.
Each volume, while forming part of a complete History, will also in itself be a separate and complete book, will be sold separately, and will have its own index, and two or more maps.

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Thomas Hodgkin 영국 런던대학교수The Political History of EnglandIN TWELVE VOLUMESEDITED BY WILLIAM HUNT, D.LITT., AND REGINALD L. POOLE, M.A.I.THE HISTORY OF ENGLANDFROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TOTHE NORMAN CONQUEST________________________________________viiTHEHISTORY OF ENGLANDFROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TOTHE NORMAN CONQUESTBYTHOMAS HODGKIN, D.C.L., LITT.D.FELLOW OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDONFELLOW OF THE BRITISH ACADEMYLONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.39 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDONNEW YORK AND BOMBAY1906