2017
DOI: 10.1080/0013838x.2016.1254476
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Landes to fela: Geography, Topography and Place inThe Battle of Maldon

Abstract: Modern readers of The Battle of Maldon are often confronted in editions and anthologies with explanatory notes or even maps connecting the events of the poem to the present-day topography of Northey Island, in the Blackwater estuary near Maldon, Essex. The presence of such critical apparatus makes tacit or overt claims regarding the poem's status as a witness to the historical

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