Anglo-Saxon attitudes

by Angus Wilson

GERALD MIDDLETON was a man of mildly but persistently depressive temperament.

Anglo-Saxon England

by Frank Merry Stenton

Anglo-Saxon England

by Peter Clemoes

The Benedictine abbey at Malmesbury in Wiltshire was one of that select group of English houses which could trace its hi...

The black Anglo-Saxons

by Nathan Hare

The King's Shadow

by Elizabeth Alder

Thunder rumbled in the distance like the growl of angry wolves.

Anglo-Saxon Britain

by Grant Allen

The Anglo-Saxon World

by Kevin Crossley-Holland

At times magnificent, at times moving, the heroic poems link our Anglo-Saxon ancestors to their origins in continental E...

An introduction to Anglo-Saxon England

by Peter Hunter Blair

Women in Anglo-Saxon England

by Christine E. Fell

The Way of Wyrd

by Brian Bates, Brian Bates

"WASTE-DWELLER, WHY DO YOU spin your spell?"

Anglo-Saxon poetry

by R. K. Gordon

Anglo-Saxon architecture

by Harold McCarter Taylor

The Anglo-Saxons

by David M. Wilson

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

by E. E. C. Gomme

A concise Anglo-Saxon dictionary

by J. R. Clark Hall

Anglo-Saxon Chronicle

by King Alfred the Great, Rev James Ingram

Anglo-Saxon England and the Norman Conquest

by H. R. Loyn

Sweet's Anglo-Saxon primer

by Henry Sweet

AElc para pe pas min word gehierp, and pa wyrch, bip gelic paem wisan were, se his hus ofer stan getimbrode.

The Anglo-Saxon Age

by Blair, John

The Anglo-Saxon chronicle

by G. N. Garmonsway