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The history of England, from the earliest times to the Norman Conquest

Note 116 — Chapter XV · EARLY DANISH INVASIONS—EGBERT AND ETHELWULF.

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Here is simply the Anglo-Saxon equivalent for army; but in the Chronicle it almost invariably means the Danish army, while fyrd is the word used for the English troops, which were in the nature of a militia.

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