St Guthlac and the ‘Britons’: a Mercian context

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Authors
Capper, Morn
Affiliation
University of Chester
Publication Date
2019

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Abstract
Article analysing evidence for relations between Anglo-Saxon Mercia and the British peoples of the seventh-century west midlands during the lifetime of Guthlac, saint of Crowland and during the construction of his biography and cult in the early eighth century.
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Capper, M. (2019). St Guthlac and the ‘Britons’: a Mercian context. In Guthlac of Crowland: Celebrating 1300 Years. Stamford, United Kingdom: Paul Watkins.
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Paul Watkins
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http://hdl.handle.net/10034/621634
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https://www.medieval.eu/guthlac-of-crowland-celebrating-1300-years/
http://www.stamford.co.uk/watkins/
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Conference Contribution
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en
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