“Re-Forging the ‘Age of Iron’: Part II: The Tenth Century in a New Age? "

John Howe

“Re-Forging the ‘Age of Iron’: Part II: The Tenth Century in a New Age? "

John Howe

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Analyzes the conceptualization of the tenth-century in Western historiography. Looks particularly at the claims that the tenth century constituted the dawn of a new age.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1000-1022
Journal	History Compass [Wiley-Blackwell]
State	Published - Sep 2 2010

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