Emma av Normandie (Norwegian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Emma av Normandie" in Norwegian language version.

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Gemeinsame Normdatei, GND-ID 11947249X, besøkt 16. oktober 2015^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}

dailymail.co.uk

Flanagan, Padraic (15. desember 2012): «Scientists to unravel centuries-old mystery of King Canute as they examine skeletal remains», Daily Mail

doi.org

Lawson, M.K.: «Cnut (Canute)», Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/4579 betalingsmur

elizabethnortonhistorian.blogspot.no

Norton, Elizabeth (15. januar 2013 ): «Emma of Normandy»

genealogics.org

Genealogics, genealogics.org person ID I00020115, oppført som Emma of Normandy^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}

google.no

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Karkov, Catherine E. (2004): The Ruler Portraits of Anglo Saxon England, Boydell Press, s. 119
Panton, James (2011): Historical Dictionary of the British Monarchy, Scarecrow Press, s. 188
Lawrance, Hannah (1843): The History of Woman in England, and Her Influence on Society and Literature, from the Earliest Period, bind 1, London: Henry Colburn, s. 141
Lawrance, Hannah (1843): The History of Woman in England, and Her Influence on Society and Literature, from the Earliest Period, bind 1, London: Henry Colburn, s. 152
Points, Guy (2013): The Combined Anglo-Saxon Chronicles, s. 63
Doody, Margaret (2015): Jane Austen's Names: Riddles, Persons, Places, University of Chicago Press, s. 169-170

historyextra.com

Leonie Hicks (22. juni 2021). «Norman women: the power behind the thrones». HistoryExtra (på engelsk). Besøkt 25. august 2022.

historytoday.com

Cavendish, Richard (11. november 2002): «King Æthelred ordered the massacre of Danes in England on November 13th, 1002.», History Today

intriguing-history.com

«Emma of Normandy, twice Queen of England» Arkivert 20. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine., Intriguing History

mcllibrary.org

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Part 3: A.D. 920 – 1014 Arkivert 13. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine.. Sitat: «A.D. 1003. This year was Exeter demolished, through the French churl Hugh, whom the lady had appointed her steward there. And the army destroyed the town withal, and took there much spoil.»
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Part 3: A.D. 920 – 1014 Arkivert 13. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine.. Sitat: «Then went the king from the fleet, about midwinter, to the Isle of Wight; and there abode for the season; after which he went over sea to Richard…»

medievalists.net

«Who lies in the mortuary chests at Winchester Cathedral?», Medievalists.net 11. februar 2015

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Lawson, M.K. (2004): «Edmund II», Oxford Dictionary of Nationl Biography, betalingsmur
Lawson, M.K.: «Cnut (Canute)», Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, doi:10.1093/ref:odnb/4579 betalingsmur

queenemmasordeal.blogspot.no

«The Ordeal of Queen Emma» Arkivert 24. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine., 26. juni 2006

totallytimelines.com

«Emma of Normandy 985 – 1052» Arkivert 24. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine., Totally Timelines

web.archive.org

The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Part 3: A.D. 920 – 1014 Arkivert 13. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine.. Sitat: «A.D. 1003. This year was Exeter demolished, through the French churl Hugh, whom the lady had appointed her steward there. And the army destroyed the town withal, and took there much spoil.»
«Emma of Normandy, twice Queen of England» Arkivert 20. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine., Intriguing History
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle Part 3: A.D. 920 – 1014 Arkivert 13. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine.. Sitat: «Then went the king from the fleet, about midwinter, to the Isle of Wight; and there abode for the season; after which he went over sea to Richard…»
«Emma of Normandy 985 – 1052» Arkivert 24. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine., Totally Timelines
«The Ordeal of Queen Emma» Arkivert 24. desember 2017 hos Wayback Machine., 26. juni 2006

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The Peerage person ID p10218.htm#i102174, besøkt 7. august 2020^{[Hentet fra Wikidata]}