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Despite the enormity of the Viking-imposed Danegeld, the English had an advantage over us of at least some sort of accounting from Olaf, Sweyn, and their successors.

Bank bailouts without End: in 2008, many banks were deemed "too big to fail," and government (taxpayers) bailed them out. Since then, bankers and bureaucrats have insisted the money keep flowing

This picture may have been that event in 1973 or it may have been a function organised by Sweyn's Eye themselves.

My joy and pain living t hrough t he Blitz in Cardiff

The poet is probably thinking of Sweyn, the eldest son, of whom William of Malmesbury says:(8)

Gerald of Wales on the barnacle goose

The Anlaf of the story is probably the Norwegian Olaf (later King Olaf I Tryggvason), who, with Sweyn I Forkbeard of Denmark, harried the southern counties of England in 994.

Guy, of Warwick

Born about 968, the son of King Edgar and his second wife Elfthryth; became King after his older half-brother Edward (later Saint Edward the Martyr) was murdered while visiting him at Corfe Gate, Dorset (March 18, 978); his reign saw a recurrence of Danish raids after 980, and the failure of armed resistance led to the payment of the Danegeld to buy off the raiders (991); a weak monarch, he assented to the massacre of Danish settlers (November 1002) and so provoked a major Danish invasion by Sweyn in retribution (1003); fled to France after Sweyn was accepted as King (1013), but returned on Sweyn's death to dispute the succession with Canute (1014); died at London in the midst of war with Canute (April 23, 1016).

Ethelred (Aethelred) II (c. 968-1016)

Corsairs such as Sweyn Asleifsson were active off the west coast as late as the mid-12th Century.

The Norse pirates were a real force to be reckoned with

For it was on February 10, 1014, that viking warlord Sweyn Forkbeard, said to have been the founder of Swansea and former king of Denmark and England, died.

WAY OUT WEST; ROBIN TURNER

King Sweyn, Danish king who claimed control of England in 1013

1000 years.. 1000 people; IT'S THE ULTIMATE AND MOST CONTROVERSIAL LIST OF THE MILLENNIUM: 1000 PEOPLE WHO, FOR BETTER OR WORSE, HAVE CHANGED HISTORY IN THE PAST 1000 YEARS. IT WAS AN IMPOSSIBLE TASK, BUT OF ALL THE CONTENDERS, WE FINALLY PUT THE DISCOVERER OF PENICILLIN, SCOTSMAN SIR ALEXANDER FLEMING, ON TOP .. BECAUSE WITHOUT HIM SO MANY OF US WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN HERE TO GREET THE NEW MILLENNIUM

Joan Hobson decided to mke the gift in memory of her husband, the late Sweyn Hobson, who was a doctor for 55 years.

Thank-you gift by doctor's widow

Father Maguire, a missionary priest who had spent time in South America, was found dead in the garage adjoining St Anne's chapel in Sweyn Road on Friday evening.

SUICIDE PRIEST FOUND HANGED IN HIS GARAGE; SO SAD: CONGREGATION STUNNED BY DEATH OF FORMER MISSIONARY

Barlow thinks that this second group refers to Sweyn, Godwin's eldest son, who abducted an abbess and murdered his cousin Beorn.

Earl Godwin's son as a barnacle goose

Principal wars: overthrow of Sweyn (1035); war against the Wends (1042-1043).

Magnus I Olafsson (the Good) (1024-1047)