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e other tenth-century poems in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, this one shows a concern with English nationalism and the West Saxon royal dynasty, and in this case displays the Christian English and Danes as united under Edmund in their victorious opposition to Norse (Norwegian) pagans.[33] Stenton commented that the poem brings out the highly significant fact that the Danes of eastern Mercia, after fifteen years of Æthelstan's government, had come to regard themselves as the rightful subjects of the English king. Above all, it emphasises the antagonism between Danes and Norsemen, which is often ignored by modern writers, but underlies the whole history of England in this period. It is the first political poem in the English language, and its author understood political realities.[34] However, Williams is sceptical, arguing that the poem is not contemporary, and that it is doubtful whether contemporaries saw their situation in those terms. In the same year Edmund granted large estates in northern Mercia to a leading nobleman, Wulfsige the Black, continuing the policy of his father of granting land in the Danelaw to supporters in order to give them an interest in resisting the Vikings.[31] Guthfrithson was succeeded as king of York by his cousin, Anlaf Sihtricson, who was baptised in 943 with Edmund as his godfather, suggesting that he accepted West Saxon overlordship. Sihtricson issued his own coinage, but he clearly had rivals in York as coins were also issued there in two other names: Ragnall, a brother of Anlaf Guthfrithson who also accepted baptism under Edmund's sponsorship, and an otherwise unknown Sihtric. The coins of all three men were issued with the same design, which may suggest joint authority. In 944 Edmund expelled the Viking rulers of York and seized control of the city with the assistance of Archbishop Wulfstan, who had previously supported the Vikings, and an ealdorman in Mercia, probably Æthelmund, who had been appointed by Edmund in 940.[31] When Edmund died, his successor Eadred faced further revolts in Northu



 

 

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ism and the West Saxon royal dynasty, and in this case displays the Christi=
an English and Danes as united under Edmund in their victorious opposition =
to Norse (Norwegian) pagans.[33] Stenton commented that the poem

brings out the highly significant fact that the Danes of eastern Mercia, af=
ter fifteen years of =C3=86thelstan's government, had come to regard themse=
lves as the rightful subjects of the English king. Above all, it emphasises=
 the antagonism between Danes and Norsemen, which is often ignored by moder=
n writers, but underlies the whole history of England in this period. It is=
 the first political poem in the English language, and its author understoo=
d political realities.[34]
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and that it is doubtful whether contemporaries saw their situation in those=
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 a leading nobleman, Wulfsige the Black, continuing the policy of his fathe=
r of granting land in the Danelaw to supporters in order to give them an in=
terest in resisting the Vikings.[31]

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ccepted West Saxon overlordship. Sihtricson issued his own coinage, but he =
clearly had rivals in York as coins were also issued there in two other nam=
es: Ragnall, a brother of Anlaf Guthfrithson who also accepted baptism unde=
r Edmund's sponsorship, and an otherwise unknown Sihtric. The coins of all =
three men were issued with the same design, which may suggest joint authori=
ty. In 944 Edmund expelled the Viking rulers of York and seized control of =
the city with the assistance of Archbishop Wulfstan, who had previously sup=
ported the Vikings, and an ealdorman in Mercia, probably =C3=86thelmund, wh=
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