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Havelok the Dane c. Twelfth-thirteenth century: Critical Essay by Harald E. Heyman

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SOURCE: "Historical Allusions," Studies on the "Havelok-Tale," Upsala, 1903, pp. 64-91.

In the following excerpt, Heyman attempts to trace many historical allusions in Havelok the Dane to their sources.

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