Go west: Contextualizing Scandinavian royal naval expeditions into the Insular world, 1013–1103.

Scholarly attention has focused on the explanation for raids at the start of the 'Viking Age', not on the motivations for royal expeditions of the eleventh century. This article examines Sven and Cnut's invasion of England, the Norwegian prince Magnus Haraldsson's presence in the Insular world, Hara...

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Publicado en:Historical Research Vol. 95; no. 270; pp. 481 - 506
Autor principal: Ellis, Caitlin
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Publicado: Oxford University Press / USA Nov2022
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