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Gordon, E.V. (1968). The Battle of Maldon. London.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)
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S. A. J. Bradley, ed. (1982). Anglo-Saxon poetry: an anthology of Old English poems. London: Dent.
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Santoro, Verio (2012). La ricezione moderna della Battaglia di Maldon: Tolkien, Borges e gli altri. Roma: Aracne.
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