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Foreword | p. vii |
Preface | p. ix |
Abbreviations | p. xi |
List of illustrations | p. xv |
Introduction | |
Placing King Alfred | p. 3 |
The Sources | |
Asser's reading | p. 27 |
Alfredian arithmetic--Asserian architectonics | p. 49 |
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle and the idea of Rome in Alfredian literature | p. 63 |
AEdificia nova: treasures of Alfred's reign | p. 79 |
Alfredian Literature | |
The Alfredian canon revisited: one hundred years on | p. 107 |
The form and function of the preface in the poetry and prose of Alfred's reign | p. 121 |
The player king: identification and self-representation in King Alfred's writings | p. 137 |
Alfredian Government and Society | |
Alfredian government: the West Saxon inheritance | p. 153 |
The power of the written word: Alfredian England 871-899 | p. 175 |
Alfred's coinage reforms in context | p. 199 |
The origin of Alfred's urban policies | p. 219 |
Alfred and London | p. 235 |
Succession and inheritance: a gendered perspective on Alfred's family history | p. 251 |
Alfred the Great, the micel hoeden here and the viking threat | p. 265 |
Alfred's new longships | p. 281 |
Alfred and Contemporary Rulership | |
Alfred's Carolingian contemporaries | p. 293 |
Alfred the Great and Arnulf of Carinthia: a comparison | p. 311 |
Alfred's contemporaries: Irish, Welsh, Scots and Breton | p. 323 |
The ruler as instructor, pastor and wise: Leo VI of Byzantium and Symeon of Bulgaria | p. 339 |
Alfred as Icon | |
Alfredism: the use and abuse of King Alfred's reputation in later centuries | p. 361 |
Index | p. 381 |
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