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S. W. Partington. The Danes in Lancashire and Yorkshire
The Danes in Lancashire and Yorkshire
Table of Contents
PREFACE
Invasion and Conquest. CHAPTER I. Invasion and Conquest
Local Names
Settlements. CHAPTER II. Settlements
The Battle of Brunanburh. Was it Fought in Lancashire?
Descriptions of Battles from the Map
The Dyke or Dykes, Broadclough, Bacup
Place-Names. CHAPTER III. Place-Names
Yorkshire
A Norse Festival
Patronymics. CHAPTER IV. Patronymics
English Surnames
On Dialect in Lancashire and Yorkshire
An Illustration
Physical Types Still Existing. CHAPTER V. Physical Types Still Existing
Political Freemen. CHAPTER VI. Political Freemen
Abolition of Slavery
Invasion and Settlement
Husbandry. CHAPTER VII. Husbandry
Stone Crosses. CHAPTER IX. Stone Crosses
Stone Crosses
North Lancashire Relics
Other Ancient Remains
Some Human Remains
The Halton Cross
Illustration of Hog-back Stone
Anglo-Danish Monuments
Runes. CHAPTER X. Runes
Runic Almanacs
Explanation of the Clog Almanac
Runic Calendar
This English (?) or Norwegian Runic Calendar is dated about A.D. 1000–1100
Memorials. CHAPTER XI. Memorials
Literature. CHAPTER XII. Literature
Ballads and War Songs
Lay of the Norse Gods and Heroes
Art
The Viking Age
Norse and Danish Grave Mounds
Mythology. CHAPTER XIII. Mythology
Mythical Gods
Superstitions. CHAPTER XIV. Superstitions
The Helm Wind
Agriculture
CHAPTER XV. Agriculture
Danish Agriculture
Crops Diminishing
National Savings
Cost of Agricultural Education
Occupying Ownership
Supply of Wheat. Strides in the Scale of Living
Footnote
INDEX
