We need to get rid of the phrase. I am guilty of using it uncritically for my PhD thesis (which is still ongoing). I need to shift my phrasing, and I am unsure what that will be. I find that English or AEnglisc is not useful, but how to incorporate kingdoms that ID as Saxon?https://twitter.com/ISASaxonists/status/1171026639247040513 …
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It is a difficult question to answer. For my thesis I think I can use AEnglisc or Anglian, simply because I don't look at Wessex or Sussex or Essex but for the scholars who do study those places, Early Saxon studies? But of course Saxon also refs to the people from Saxony.
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Okay I was talking about the Late Iron Age/Early Medieval context though.
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