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The Heroic AgeIssue 5Summer/Autumn 2001 |
Redundant Ethnogenesis in Beowulf
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Acknowledgements
I would like to thank Stephen Harris, John Hill, Michael Kulikowski, and Eric McKittrick for help with this essay.
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