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Norman Era
The Voyage of Sigurd
Back in the eleventh century English refugees founded New York, but it wasn’t in North America.
from The Saga of Edward the Confessor
Home from Home
In Constantinople, capital of the Roman Empire, a man from Kent founded a glittering church for English refugees.
by Goscelin of Canterbury fl. 1060-1107
Anglo-Saxon Era
The Battle of the Winwaed
In 655, the future of England as a Christian nation hung by the slenderest of threads.
The Battle of Hastings
After King Edward the Confessor died childless, Europe’s princes stepped forward to claim the prize of England’s crown.
Scandinavian History
The Luck of the Draw
Harald Hardrada made sure that his fate was never out of his own hands.
by Snorro Sturluson 1179-1241
Lives of the Saints
The Setting of Edith’s Star
Edith left behind her a distraught Archbishop Dunstan, but also a legacy of love for the suffering.
