The Anglo-saxon Chronicle, According To The Several Original Authorities

Containing records of England's history from the Roman occupation to the twelfth century, The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle is a vital historical document. This edition, edited and translated by Benj Thorpe, offers a fascinating window into the everyday lives of Anglo-Saxons and the events that shaped their world.

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