Two kings, one crown, and a nation divided. Edmund Ironside and Cnut fought not just for land—but for legacy.

Canute and Edmund Ironside In 1013 the Danish king, Sweyn and his younger son, Cnut (Canute) came to England.

New Sacramento festival starts Friday, dedicated to "The Lost Plays of Shakespeare." Among the readings will be little performed historical works "Edmund Ironside" and "Lord Thomas Cromwell." ...

Readers left hanging with Edmund Ironside's first book, 'Faraway,' should fret no more as the brilliant sci-fi author is back for the second installment of the Faraway Trilogy. This exciting ...

What of the visit young Edmund Ironside (15-year-old Tonbridge schoolboy, son of Britain’s Chief of Imperial General Staff) had recently made to France? Was this not stretching privilege?

In 1588, having just arrived in London, Shakespeare wrote a curious little play called Edmund Ironside. The authenticity of this play is often rebuked by mainstream academics. On Monday, February ...

MANY years ago, I was allowed to hold in my hands the skull believed to be that of Edmund Ironside, King of England, son of Æthelred the Unready, who died - probably murdered - in 1016. The skull was ...

It was the fifth and final in the series of battles between the armies of Edmund Ironside, King of England, and Canute, King of Denmark.

Mid-Norfolk MP George Freeman commemorated Field Marshal William Edmund Ironside as he unveiled the plaque at Southernwood House in Hingham, where he lived for 20 years before he died in 1959.

Canute and Edmund Ironside In 1013 the Danish king, Sweyn and his younger son, Cnut (Canute) came to England. They subdued the Yorkshire Danes and the five boroughs in Danelaw and Sweyn was ...