The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
Friday January 19, 2007
One of Britain's most important artifacts is a record of its own history: The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, a narrative of events in timeline form. This fascinating record of Britain's past was written in Old English, covers events from the year 1 A. D. into the 12th century, and may have been commissioned by Alfred the Great. Find out more about it in these resources:
- Britain's Timeline: An introductory article by your Guide
- Encyclopedia Article about The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle
- The James Ingram translation of The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle online
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