Alfred, King of England, 849-899; Enamel and enameling; Great Britain -- History -- Alfred, 871-899
The central episode of Alfred’s career 92
Suddenness of the surprize at Chippenham 94
Apprehension of attack on north coast of Wealcyn 95
Alhstan, bishop of Sherborne 96
Meditations of king Alfred _id._
Danish invasion of Wessex 97
Placable temper of the West Welsh 98
Hostility of the ‘North Welsh’ _id._
Alfred’s disguise 99 f.
The Jewel must be buried 100
Selwood 101
Story of Denewulf _id._
Hingston Down 102
The Danes in Exeter _id._
The Danes at Cynwit 103
The political import of Pedrida 104 f.
Selwoodshire 105
The Transpedridan dialect 106
The Devonian ‘u’ 107
The Pixies 108
Somerset in Alfred’s day 109
Subsidence of the land 110 f.
Elm-trees 112
Red Deer 113
Leland’s _Itinerary_ 115
Etymology of ‘Pedrida’ 117
British policy of Wessex _id._ f.
Aldhelm’s letter to Gerontius 119
His little church at Bradford-on-Avon 120
Associations of Glastonbury _id._ ff.
Asser’s _Life of Alfred_ 124
The Fort at Athelney 128
Brixton Deveril 129
The buried Jewel not recovered 130
The Peiwar Kotal (1878) 131
‘What follows is like a dream’ 132
CHAPTER IX
NEWTON PARK AND FAIRFIELD HOUSE 133–145
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