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

Note 240 — Chapter XXV · EDWARD THE CONFESSOR. (1042–1066.)

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For some years the county of Huntingdon was strangely added to Northumbria as a portion of his earldom. For the complicated question of the limits of the earldoms under Edward, see Freeman, Norman Conquest, vol. ii., note G.

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