The conversion of England
Subtitle: being a sequel to The monks of the west
By: by the Count de Montalembert ; authorized translation
Publisher: W. Blackwood and Sons
Published: 1867
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Subjects: Middle Ages; Church history
Notes: Restrictions unspecified

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Table of contents: title: v. 1, book VIII. Christian origin of the British Isles; title: Book IX. St. Columbia, the Apostle of Caledonia, 521-597; title: Book X. St. Augustin of Canterbury and the Roman missionaries in England, 597-633; title: Appendix; title: v. 2, Book XI. The Celtic monks and the Anglo-saxons; title: Book XII. St. Wilfrid establishes Roman unity and the Benedictine order, 634-709; title: Book XIII. Contempories and successors of St. Wilfrid, 650-709; title: v. 3. Conclusion of Book XIII; title: Book XIV. Social and political influence of the monks among the Anglo-Saxons; title: Book XV. The Anglo-Saxon nuns; title: Genealogical table of nuns descended from the race of Hengistand Dynasty of the Æscings, King of Kent; title: Genealogical table of nuns descended from the dynasty of the Kings of Mercia; title: Genealogical table of princesses of the race of the Uffings, Kings of East Anglia, who took the veil; title: Genealogical table of the Kings of Wessex.