Anglo-Saxon Laws and Institutes

This seminal work by John Mitchell Kemble is a must-read for anyone interested in Anglo-Saxon history and culture. Originally published in 1848, 'Anglo-Saxon Laws and Institutes' collects and translates the laws and legal codes of the Anglo-Saxon people, providing valuable insights into their society and worldview.

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