Editorial note — APPENDIX.
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According to the Anglo-Saxon chronicle, Knut went to Rome in 1031, returned the same year and wrote a letter to the clergy and magnates of the land; Egelnoth (or Æthelnoth) was Abp. of Canterbury from 1020 to 1038; (Ælfric was Abp. from 995 to 1006, the same as referred to in Note p. 58).
The Ælfric coupled with Egelnoth, above, was Abp. of York from 1023 to 1052.
Knut’s letter is in Chron. Florence of Worcester, I, p. 185, ed. Eng. His. Soc.