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From Viking Stronghold to Christian Kingdom: State Formation in Norway, c. 900-1350

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From Viking Stronghold to Christian Kingdom: State Formation in Norway, c. 900 to 1350, Sverre Bagge's 2010 scholarly study from Museum Tusculanum Press, distributed by the University of Chicago Press, is an academic state formation history of medieval Norway across that period, covering Olaf Haraldsson's death at Stiklestad, his canonisation, and the Nidaros archbishopric in full. Its strength is that it covers the medieval canonisation material this fact needs in full. Its limit is that its own scope ends at 1350; the 1537 Reformation and the modern disestablishment are sourced separately elsewhere in this fact.

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Tier one: an academic state formation history of medieval Norway from Museum Tusculanum Press, distributed by the University of Chicago Press, covering Olaf Haraldsson's death, canonisation and the Nidaros archbishopric in full. Its limit is that its own scope ends at 1350; the 1537 Reformation and modern disestablishment are sourced separately elsewhere in this fact.
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Academic state-formation history of medieval Norway c. 900-1350, covering Olaf Haraldsson's death at Stiklestad, his canonisation and the Nidaros archbishopric in full. Its own scope ends at 1350; does not reach the 1537 Reformation or the modern disestablishment, sourced separately in this fact.
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Author
Sverre Bagge
Publisher
Museum Tusculanum Press (distributed by University of Chicago Press)
Publication Year
2010
URL
https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/distributed/F/bo14317525.html
Source Type
academic monograph
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