Harold Fairhair see Harold I .
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Byrhtnoth's great-hearted mirth, or praise and blame in The Battle of Maldon.
Philological Quarterly; 6/22/2003; Halbrooks, John; 8025 words;
... narrating. This saga narrates the life and reign of Hakon the Good, king of Norway from 934 to 961. Hakon was the son of Harold Fairhair, the king who united Norway under one crown and killed those who resisted or drove them off to seek their fortunes ...
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travel: All roads lead north to Norway; PETER SHARPLES COACHES AROUND THE FIORDS.(Features)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England); 11/17/2007; 613 words;
... and Stavanger, the nation was formed in the 10th century under Harald Fairhair, the country's first true king. His descendents included Erik Bloodaxe, Sweyn Forkbeard and Harold Bluetooth - not, I hasten to add, the pioneer of wireless technology ...
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Berserks: a history of Indo-European "mad warriors" (1).
Journal of World History; 9/22/2002; Speidel, Michael P.; 16063 words;
... native Egyptian guard. (124) Trajan had with him barefoot berserks as well as regulars (fig. 2), and so did King Harald Fairhair of Norway in A.D. 872. (125) Greeks and Romans thought of themselves as civilized and of others as barbarians. The telling ... Vin-Heath, Egils saga 53; Starkad in the fight against Herthjof, ...
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