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This classic history covers the period c. 550-1087 and traces the development of English society from the oldest Anglo-Saxon laws, the growth of royal power, and the extension of private lordship to the establishment of feudalism after the Norman Conquest.
This book is indispensable for the serious student of British early medieval history. Stenton's book is full of detail gleaned from many, many resources - truly a labor of love accomplished over several years. It also contains some fascinating bits of letters between heads of state (for example King Offa and Charlemagne) and anecdotes from the period. Fascinating. ( )
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PREFACE It is impossible to give a precise date for the beginning of this volume.
PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION by Doris Mary Stenton When my husband died on 15 September 1967 he left this third edition of his book unfinished, although he had been working on it for some years.
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THE AGE OF THE MIGRATION
Between the end of Roman government in Britain and the emergence of the earliest English kingdoms there stretches a long period of which the history cannot be written.
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It was not until the Conqueror's power had passed to heirs less scrupulous than himself that the realities behind the symbolism of investiture were forced upon the consciousness of English churchmen.
This classic history covers the period c. 550-1087 and traces the development of English society from the oldest Anglo-Saxon laws, the growth of royal power, and the extension of private lordship to the establishment of feudalism after the Norman Conquest.
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