Anglo-Saxon Charters

Discover the rich tapestry of early medieval England with Anglo-Saxon Charters by A. J. Robertson, published by Cambridge University Press in 2009. This comprehensive volume, spanning 594 pages, brings together a significant collection of vernacular documents from the Anglo-Saxon period (ca. 450-1100). Dr. Robertson meticulously examines a variety of texts, including declarations (geswutelunga), chirographs, and entries from Gospel Books, while providing insightful references to contemporary laws and Latin charters. Ideal for historians, students, and enthusiasts of medieval studies, this book is an invaluable resource for understanding the legal and cultural landscape of Great Britain during the Anglo-Saxon era. Dive into the world of early English language and law, and explore the privileges and grants that shaped a nation. Enhance your library with this essential text that bridges the past and present.