Scandinavian York and Dublin : the history and archaeology of two related Viking kingdoms /

• Smyth, Alfred P., 1942-

• Northmen -- England -- York.
• Northmen -- Ireland -- Dublin.

• Humanities ; Templekieran.

• 0391010492

• Viking age York and the North
• Medieval Scandinavia from conversion to Reformation circa 800 1500
• fire of love
• Paston letters a selection in modern spelling
• Vikings in England and in their Danish homeland
• Tudor and Stuart Britain 1471 1714
• Henry V
• Culture and history 1350 1600 essays on English communities identities and writing
• cult of kingship in Anglo Saxon England the transition from paganism to Christianity
• premature Reformation Wycliffite texts and Lollard history
• Gilds in the medieval countryside social and religious change in Cambridgeshire c 1350 1558
• Women in the church papers read at the 1989 Summer Meeting and the 1990 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society
• Church courts sex and marriage in England 1570 1640
• Levellers in the English Revolution
• Revolution in Russia reassessments of 1917
• Fascism in Europe
• Medieval canon law
• Wessex in the early Middle Ages
• government of Elizabethan England
• rise and fall of Anne Boleyn family politics at the court of Henry VIII
• Young medieval women
• Women work and life cycle in a Medieval economy women in York and Yorkshire c 1300 1520
• Vikings
• people of the parish community life in a late medieval English diocese
• age of the Vikings
• England and its rulers 1066 1272
• world turned upside down radical ideas during the English revolution
• world of Bede
• Cnut the Danes in England in the early eleventh century
• Sainthood in the later Middle Ages
• Corpus Christi the Eucharist in late medieval culture
• Unification and conquest a political and social history of England in the tenth and eleventh centuries
• English Reformation
• Vikings in Britain
• making of Britain The Dark Ages
• Christianity in the West 1400 1700
• black death in England
• Conquest and colonisation the Normans in Britain 1066 1100
• Anglo Saxon England and the Norman Conquest
• Henry VIII and the English Reformation
• Social change and revolution in England 1540 1640
• Henry VI and the politics of kingship
• Holy feast and holy fast the religious significance of food to medieval women
• Woman is a worthy wight women in English society c 1200 1500
• Women in England c 1275 1525 documentary sources
• Early Tudor government 1485 1558
• Religion and devotion in Europe c 1215 c 1515
• parish in English life 1400 1600
• Reformation and the English people
• English Reformation 1530 1570
• Henry VI
• William I and the Norman Conquest
• Reform and Reformation England 1509 1558
• stripping of the altars traditional religion in England c 1400 c 1580
• early Tudor church and society 1485 1529
• Norman Conquest
• Fragmentation and redemption essays on gender and the human body in medieval religion
• Western church in the Middle Ages
• Reign of Elizabeth I
• Anglo Norman England 1066 1166
• English Reformation revised
• English reformations religion politics and society under the Tudors
• English peasantry in the later Middle Ages the Ford lectures for 1973 and related studies
• Tudor England
• England under the Tudors
• Political life in medieval England 1300 1450
• Conservative Party 1918 1970
• Church and society in late medieval England
• transformation of Medieval England 1370 1529
• fourteenth century 1307 1399
• English society in the later Middle Ages class status and gender
• Women in Britain since 1900
• New Deal the depression years 1933 40
• Peasants Revolt of 1381
• Britain on the breadline a social and political history of Britain between the wars