Notes to The Northmen in Britain — Reading edition
49 notes · Reading edition
Chapter I The First Coming of the Northmen · Note 1Chapter I The First Coming of the Northmen · Note 2Chapter II The Saga of Ragnar Lodbrog, or “Hairy-breeks” · Note 1Chapter II The Saga of Ragnar Lodbrog, or “Hairy-breeks” · Note 2Chapter II The Saga of Ragnar Lodbrog, or “Hairy-breeks” · Note 3Chapter II The Saga of Ragnar Lodbrog, or “Hairy-breeks” · Note 4Chapter II The Saga of Ragnar Lodbrog, or “Hairy-breeks” · Note 5Chapter II The Saga of Ragnar Lodbrog, or “Hairy-breeks” · Note 6Chapter II The Saga of Ragnar Lodbrog, or “Hairy-breeks” · Note 7Chapter III The Call for Help · Note 1Chapter IV Alfred the Great (BORN 849; REIGNED 871–901) · Note 1Chapter V Harald Fairhair, First King of Norway, and the Settlements in the Orkneys · Note 1Chapter V Harald Fairhair, First King of Norway, and the Settlements in the Orkneys · Note 2Chapter V Harald Fairhair, First King of Norway, and the Settlements in the Orkneys · Note 3Chapter VI The Northmen in Ireland · Note 1Chapter VIII King Athelstan the Great (925–940) · Note 1Chapter VIII King Athelstan the Great (925–940) · Note 2Chapter IX The Battle of Brunanburh · Note 1Chapter IX The Battle of Brunanburh · Note 2Chapter X Two Great Kings trick each other · Note 1Chapter XII King Hakon forces his People to become Christians · Note 1Chapter XII King Hakon forces his People to become Christians · Note 2Chapter XV Wild Tales from the Orkneys · Note 1Chapter XV Wild Tales from the Orkneys · Note 2Chapter XV Wild Tales from the Orkneys · Note 3Chapter XV Wild Tales from the Orkneys · Note 4Chapter XV Wild Tales from the Orkneys · Note 5Chapter XVII The Story of Olaf the Peacock (From Laxdæla Saga) · Note 1Chapter XVII The Story of Olaf the Peacock (From Laxdæla Saga) · Note 2Chapter XVIII The Battle of Clontarf · Note 1Chapter XIX Yule in the Orkneys, 1014 · Note 1Chapter XIX Yule in the Orkneys, 1014 · Note 2Chapter XXII The Reign of Sweyn Forkbeard · Note 1Chapter XXIII The Battle of London Bridge “London Bridge is broken down” · Note 1Chapter XXIII The Battle of London Bridge “London Bridge is broken down” · Note 2Chapter XXIV Canute the Great (1017–1035) · Note 1Chapter XXIV Canute the Great (1017–1035) · Note 2Chapter XXIV Canute the Great (1017–1035) · Note 3Chapter XXIV Canute the Great (1017–1035) · Note 4Chapter XXIV Canute the Great (1017–1035) · Note 5Chapter XXIV Canute the Great (1017–1035) · Note 6Chapter XXV Canute lays Claim to Norway · Note 1Chapter XXVI Hardacanute · Note 1Chapter XXVI Hardacanute · Note 2Chapter XXVI Hardacanute · Note 3Chapter XXVI Hardacanute · Note 4Chapter XXVII Edward the Confessor (1042–1066) · Note 1Chapter XXVIII King Harold, Godwin’s Son, and the Battle of Stamford Bridge (1066) · Note 1Chapter XXVIII King Harold, Godwin’s Son, and the Battle of Stamford Bridge (1066) · Note 2