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Wessex in the early Middle Ages

Barbara Yorke

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The period of transition, Wessex 400-600 the creation of Wessex 600-850 Wessex and England 850-1066 the spread of Christianity 400-800 renewal and redirection - the West Saxon church 800-1066 social structure and rural life trade and the growth of towns.

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The period of transition, Wessex 400-600 the creation of Wessex 600-850 Wessex and England 850-1066 the spread of Christianity 400-800 renewal and redirection - the West Saxon church 800-1066 social structure and rural life trade and the growth of towns.

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The period of transition, Wessex 400-600 the creation of Wessex 600-850 Wessex and England 850-1066 the spread of Christianity 400-800 renewal and redirection - the West Saxon church 800-1066 social structure and rural life trade and the growth of towns.

Key concepts: Middle Ages, Christianity, Period (music), Ancient history, History, Geography, Archaeology, Art

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