Beds's Northumbrian dates again

@article{Wood1983BedssND,
  title={Beds's Northumbrian dates again},
  author={Susan E. Wood},
  journal={The English Historical Review},
  year={1983},
  pages={280-296}
}
  • S. Wood
  • Published 1 April 1983
  • History
  • The English Historical Review

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This bibliography is meant to include all books, articles and significant reviews published in any branch of Anglo-Saxon studies during 1983. It excludes reprints unless they contain new material. It