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Ann Williams: a Personal Appreciation. Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 April 2013. By. S. D. Church. Edited by. David Roffe. Chapter. Get access. Cite. Summary. Ann Williams is first and foremost an historian of Anglo-Saxon England.
Ann Williams: a Personal Appreciation was published in The English and their Legacy, 900-1200 on page 1.
Over the last fifty years Ann Williams has transformed our understanding of Anglo-Saxon and Norman society in her studies of personalities and elites. In this collection, leading scholars in the field revisit themes that have been central to her work, and open up new insights into the workings of the multi-cultural communities of the realm of ...
Ann Williams was a woman who did not “check the fond love of science” and arts and instead pursued multiple lines of intellectual and creative endeavour. The WPHP can provide only an incomplete view of her career, because most of her contributions were made in scientific journals.
Ann Williams: an appreciation. In D. Roffe (Ed.), The English and Their Legacy, 900-1200: Essays in Honour of Ann Williams Boydell and Brewer.
- Stephen Church
- David Roffe
- 2012
- Essays in Honour of Ann Williams
Ann Williams: a Personal Appreciation; Life-writing and the Anglo-Saxons; Meet the Swarts: Tracing a Thegnly Family in Late Anglo-Saxon England; The Moneyers of Kent in the Long Eleventh Century; Master Wace: a cross-Channel Prosopographer for the Twelfth Century? From Minster to Manor: the Early History of Bredon; Eadulfingtun, Edmonton, and ...
Over the last fifty years Ann Williams has transformed our understanding of Anglo-Saxon and Norman society in her studies of personalities and elites.
