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Browning, England and Napoleon in 1803, pp. 1-6. Browning, ibid., pp. 6-10. See especially Hawkesbury's despatch in Browning, ibid., pp. 65-68, and Whitworth's despatches, ibid., pp. 73-75, 78-85. Whitworth's despatch of March 14, in Browning, England and Napoleon, p. 116. Browning, England and Napoleon, p. 218.

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Village Communities, pp. 65-68 and 199. This conception remained locally in force up to the fifteenth century. Konigswarter, loc. cit. p. 50; J. Thrupp, Historical Law Tracts, London, 1843, p. 106. Konigswarter has shown that the fred originated from an offering which had to be made to appease the ancestors.

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Widsið or the Far Traveler, translated in Morley's English Writers, Vol. II, 1-11, or in C. & T., 3-8. The Wanderer, translated in P. & S., 65-68; C. & T., 50-55; Brooke, 364-367. The Seafarer, translated in P. & S., 68-70; C. & T., 44-49; Morley, II., 21-26; Brooke, 362, 363. The Fortunes of Men, trans. in P. & S., 79-81; Morley, II., 32-37. Battle of Brunanburh, Tennyson's translation.

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