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Founder Fighter Saxon Queen Aethelflaed Lady Of The Mercians Margaret C Jones

SKU: BELL-43928760

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Founder Fighter Saxon Queen Aethelflaed Lady Of The Mercians Margaret C Jones instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pen & Sword History

File Extension: PDF

File size: 19.62 MB

Author: Margaret C. Jones

ISBN: 9781526733962, 152673396X

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Founder Fighter Saxon Queen Aethelflaed Lady Of The Mercians Margaret C Jones by Margaret C. Jones 9781526733962, 152673396X instant download after payment.

Alfred the Great’s daughter defied all expectations of a well-bred Saxon princess. The first Saxon woman ever to rule a kingdom, Aethelflaed, Lady of the Mercians, led her army in battle against Viking invaders. She further broke with convention by arranging for her daughter to succeed her on the throne of Mercia.
To protect her people and enable her kingdom in the Midlands to prosper, Aethelflaed rebuilt Chester and Gloucester, and built seven entirely new English towns. In so doing she helped shape our world today.
This book brings Aethelflaed’s world to life, from her childhood in time of war to her remarkable work as ruler of Mercia. The final chapter traces her legend, from medieval paintings to novels and contemporary art, illustrating the impact of a legacy that continues to be felt to this day.