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    • Abiding in the fields : pastoral care and society in late antiquity and Anglo-Saxon England 

      Singer, Mark Alan, 1959- (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2012)
      The adoption of Christianity among the Anglo-Saxon peoples of England in the seventh century began with evangelization by Irish and Roman missionaries and continued through the instruction and correction provided by English ...
    • Holding the border: power, identity, and the conversion of Mercia 

      Singer, Mark Alan, 1959- (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2006)
      Recent scholarship, particularly that of Nicholas Higham, proposes that the seventh-century conversion of the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms to Christianity occurred because Christianity offered methods for accessing and using power ...

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