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Michael C Blundell

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ID5657961
NAMEMichael C Blundell
GIVEN NAMESMichael C
FAMILY NAMEBlundell
SIGNATUREBLUNDELL M C
AFFILIATIONSCopenhagen Business School
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT4
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1955
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX0
  • The Battle Of Stamford Bridge

    Michael C Blundell•ARTICLE•Scandinavian Studies•2024•References: 28

    The Battle of Stamford Bridge, fought on September 25, 1066, was a decisive battle which involved two contenders for the English throne, Harold Godwinson of England and Harald Sigurdsson of Norway. Reconstructions of the battle rely almost entirely on accounts in original written sources, the most detailed of which are the three major saga compendia, Morkinskinna , Fagrskinna , and Heimskringla . Saga accounts of the battle have often been consid…

  • The Battle of Stamford Bridge

    Michael C Blundell•ARTICLE•Viking and Medieval Scandinavia•2021

    This article examines the movement of the Norwegian army to Stamford Bridge after their victory at the Battle of Fulford as well as the impact this movement had on the location of their fleet. Primary source comparisons combined with data from strategic and logistical analyses are used to propose reasons why Harald Sigurdsson, known for his intelligence, caution, and cunning, would march his army seventeen miles away from his ships and reserves w…

  • Making a Nation in Kenya

    Michael Blundell, Michael C Blundell•ARTICLE•African Affairs•1959

    M ANY YEARS AGO the leaders of political thought in Kenya, indeed almost the only producers of any constructive political thought at all, were the European settlers led by Lord Delamere. Their political objectives were simple and in terms of those days realistic. Nothing less than the creation of a self-governing white Dominion within the Commonwealth. Indeed I remember early in 1955 being bitterly attacked by an older colleague of mine in the Le…

  • The Present Situation in Kenya

    Michael Blundell, Michael C Blundell•ARTICLE•African Affairs•1955

    Mr. Blundell is Minister without Portfolio in the Kenya Government and a member of the War Council set up to deal with the Emergency. This address was given by him to a joint meeting of the Royal African Society and the Royal Empire Society on November 25, 1954. Lord Chandos, D.S.O., M.C., was in the chair

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  • The Present Situation in Kenya

    Michael Blundell, Michael C Blundell•ARTICLE•African Affairs•1955

    Mr. Blundell is Minister without Portfolio in the Kenya Government and a member of the War Council set up to deal with the Emergency. This address was given by him to a joint meeting of the Royal African Society and the Royal Empire Society on November 25, 1954. Lord Chandos, D.S.O., M.C., was in the chair

  • Making a Nation in Kenya

    Michael Blundell, Michael C Blundell•ARTICLE•African Affairs•1959

    M ANY YEARS AGO the leaders of political thought in Kenya, indeed almost the only producers of any constructive political thought at all, were the European settlers led by Lord Delamere. Their political objectives were simple and in terms of those days realistic. Nothing less than the creation of a self-governing white Dominion within the Commonwealth. Indeed I remember early in 1955 being bitterly attacked by an older colleague of mine in the Le…

  • The Battle of Stamford Bridge

    Michael C Blundell•ARTICLE•Viking and Medieval Scandinavia•2021

    This article examines the movement of the Norwegian army to Stamford Bridge after their victory at the Battle of Fulford as well as the impact this movement had on the location of their fleet. Primary source comparisons combined with data from strategic and logistical analyses are used to propose reasons why Harald Sigurdsson, known for his intelligence, caution, and cunning, would march his army seventeen miles away from his ships and reserves w…

  • The Battle Of Stamford Bridge

    Michael C Blundell•ARTICLE•Scandinavian Studies•2024•References: 28

    The Battle of Stamford Bridge, fought on September 25, 1066, was a decisive battle which involved two contenders for the English throne, Harold Godwinson of England and Harald Sigurdsson of Norway. Reconstructions of the battle rely almost entirely on accounts in original written sources, the most detailed of which are the three major saga compendia, Morkinskinna , Fagrskinna , and Heimskringla . Saga accounts of the battle have often been consid…

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