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Soft cover. Condizione: Near Fine. A landmark collaborative history by three leading medieval historians, offering a richly illustrated and accessible account of Anglo-Saxon England from the end of Roman Britain through the Viking age and the Norman Conquest. The text balances narrative history with cultural analysis, covering kingship, religion, art, manuscripts, and daily life, supported by numerous photographs, maps, and manuscript reproductions. Condition: Near Fine. Glossy pictorial softcover with light shelf wear and minor edge rubbing; no creasing to spine noted. Binding sound and square. Interior clean and bright with no markings observed; illustrated throughout with plates and figures. A solid, well-preserved copy suitable for both study and collection. Edition/printing: Penguin History edition. Likely later reprint of the 1982 original (no first-print indicators present). Printed in China. Complete with notes, bibliography, and index. James Campbell (1935-2016) was a leading historian of Anglo-Saxon England and Fellow of Worcester College, Oxford. Eric John (1922-2000) and Patrick Wormald (1947-2004) were also highly respected scholars in early medieval history. Together, they produced one of the most authoritative and widely read syntheses of Anglo-Saxon society and culture.…