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Vikings Fear and Faith Case of 50

ZONDERVAN

9780007104024

An engaging and popular account of the mysterious Dark Age of English history when Vikings and Anglo-Saxons collided--and faith won out At the turn of the first millennium, Viking raiders devastated Anglo-Saxon England, looting monasteries and cathedrals and destroying much of the fragile culture. Yet pressure from the invaders caused the Anglo-Saxon nations to unite and grow strong under King Alfred, resulting in the conversion of many Viking marauders. Learning flourished and, even when fully conquered, Anglo-Saxons found themselves protected as part of a Christian Viking empire. Author and historian Paul Cavill tells the enthralling story of how King Alfred and his successors tamed and integrated the Vikings into the Anglo-Saxon way of life.

Contributor(s) Paul Cavill
About the Contributor(s) Paul Cavill
Paul Cavill is a lecturer in English and research fellow for the English Place-Name Society for School of English Studies at the University of Nottingham. He is also the author of Anglo-Saxon Christianity and Vikings. He resides in Leicester, England, with his wife and their two children.
ISBN-10 0007104022
ISBN-13 9780007104024
Publish Date May 7, 2002
Weight (lbs) 0.5500
Height 7.81
Width 5.13
Length 380
Length Unit Pages
Publisher Zondervan
Format Paperback
Features Concordance
Language English



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