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Law and ethnic identity in the Western Kingdoms in the fifth and sixth centuries / Roger Collins -- The emergence of English identity, 700-1000 / Alfred P. Smyth -- The making of England and Germany, 850-1050: points of comparison and difference / Timothy Reuter -- National identity in medieval Wales / Michael Richter -- John of Fordun and the independent identity of the Scots / Bruce Webster -- Higden's Britain / Peter Brown -- 'National' requisitioning for 'public' use of 'private' castles in pre-nation state France / Charles Coulson -- The Trojan origins of the French: the commencement of a myth's demise, 1450-1520 / Elizabeth A. R. Brown -- The invention of Rus(sia)(s): some remarks on medieval and modern perceptions of continuity and discontinuity / Simon Franklin -- Civic pride versus feelings for Italy in the age of Dante / Teresa Hankey -- The notion of'Lombard' and 'Lombardy' in the Middle Ages / Diego Zancani -- European nationality, race and commonwealth in the writings of Sir Francis Palgrave, 1788-1861 / Roger Smith. |
