James Campbell
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James Campbell peers into the murk of the ‘Dark Ages’ and sifts truth from fiction about our post-Roman history.
Published February 1 2000
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Medieval Europe
Published February 1 1995
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James Graham-Campbell looks at the persisting image of the Vikings as pagan raiders striking at isolated Christian settlements. But is this the whole truth? And how and why did the Vikings adopt Christianity? Published October 1 1986
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