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Explore the pivotal era of Alfred the Great and England's struggle against Viking invasions in "Saxons vs. Vikings: Alfred the Great and England in the Dark Ages" by Ed West. This compelling paperback delves into the complex conflict and the forging of England during a tumultuous period. Discover the strategies, the leaders, and the lasting impact of this historical confrontation. This book offers a deep dive into the military and political landscape of the 9th century, examining the lives of both Saxon and Viking peoples and their clash for dominance. Ed West provides a detailed account of Alfred the Great's reign and his crucial role in defending his kingdom against relentless Norse incursions. **Key themes include:** * The socio-political structures of Saxon England and Viking society. * Alfred the Great's military campaigns and reforms. * The cultural exchange and conflict between Saxons and Vikings. * The eventual unification of England. A must-read for history enthusiasts interested in medieval Britain and the Viking Age. **Product Summary:** Saxons vs. Vikings book, Alfred the Great history, England Dark Ages, paperback edition, Viking Age conflict, medieval Britain.
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Language | english |
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