Titlebook: Medieval Europeans; Studies in Ethnic Id Alfred P. Smyth (Warden of St George’s House) Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Law and Ethnic Identity in the Western Kingdoms in the Fifth and Sixth Centuries,ankish and to a slightly lesser extent the Burgundian laws has been particularly influenced by such ideas. Other texts, such as the Visigothic compilation of Roman law known as the . have been recognised for what they are, but in consequence have enjoyed rather less attention. As possession of a dis

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,The Emergence of English Identity, 700–1000,tween cultures as well as conflict between warriors. No case will be argued here for any ‘ethnic purity’ existing within the recognisable groupings identified in early historical sources from within the British Isles. Early medieval Welshmen must have embodied elements of sub-Roman peoples descended

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,The Notion of ‘Lombard’ and ‘Lombardy’ in the Middle Ages,central-northern zone.. This is the meaning that would have been recognised by Dante who, while discussing the Italian vernaculars, mentions the following geographical partitions: ‘Et dextri regiones sunt Apulia, sed non tota, Roma, Ducatus, Tuscia et Januensis Marchia; sinistri autem pars Apulie, M

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Law and Ethnic Identity in the Western Kingdoms in the Fifth and Sixth Centuries,as received considerable attention in the course of the past hundred years, but much of it has been very narrowly focused. This has in part resulted from undue certainty as to the character of much of the evidence being investigated. Until recently it has been taken as axiomatic that some if not mos