| THECONFESSOR | King of Anglo-saxon England from 1042-66 - w 12ac (6,3,9) |
| EDWARD | King of Anglo-Saxon England from 1042-66 (6,3,9) |
| ALFRED | King of Anglo-Saxon England from 871 until 899 (6) |
| EDWARDTHECONFESSOR | King of England, 1042-66, who founded Westminster Abbey (6,3,9) |
| MERCIA | Kingdom of Anglo-Saxon England which became one of Alfred the Great's territories (6) |
| CEORL | Freeman of the lowest class in Anglo-Saxon England, from which the word 'churlish' derives (5) |
| STENTON | Sir Frank ___, historian of Anglo-Saxon England |
| REEVE | A chief magistrate of Anglo-Saxon England |
| ESSEX | Originally an early kingdom of Anglo Saxon England, ended ties with gender |
| EDWARDTHE | King of England 1042- 66 (6,3,9) |
| CONFESSOR | King of England 1042-66 (6,3,9) |
| MAGNUSTHEGOOD | King of Denmark and Norway (1042-47) |
| WENCESLAS | Carol going around loop extremely drunk from where head of household's taken short cut - w 12ac (4,4,9) |
| WITENAGEMOT | In Anglo-Saxon England, an assembly of nobles whose function was to advise the king |
| ATHELING | In Anglo-Saxon England, a prince of any of the royal dynasties |
| ANGUS | First name of the satirical writer Wilson, author of Anglo-Saxon Attitudes (5) |
| ZOE | In 1042, who, with Theodora, was crowned joint empress of Byzantium? (3) |
| AGRAINOFSALT | Sceptlcally added seasoning? - w 12ac (4,1,5,2,4) |
| LEADFBI | Top US investigator amazingly indefatigable without information source - w 12ac (4,3,5) |
| ELBOW | See rag below and use it for cleaning - w 12ac (5,6) |
