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To: Nicole Smithers <ladyemma@mindspring.com>, atlantia@atlantia.sca.org
Subject: Re: Anglo-Saxon
From: "Jessica Wilbur" <jessica@pop.net>
Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 15:29:49 -0400
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Poster: "Jessica Wilbur" <jessica@pop.net>

Or the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle...

--Muireann
> 
> Poster: jsrechts@imap.unc.edu
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> The great Anglo-Saxon poems are a good place to start.  "The Wanderer",
> "Battle of Maldon", and of course, Beowulf all offer some good insight.
> Check into some of law codes as well.
> 
> Lyanna
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- Anglo-Saxon
  - From: Nicole Smithers <ladyemma@mindspring.com>
- Re: Anglo-Saxon
  - From: jsrechts@imap.unc.edu

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