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Beowulf

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Beowulf also contains an abundant amount of long formal speeches, such as Beowulf's speech, lines 141-189, where he boasts to Hrothgar, and Wiglaf's speech on loyalty from line 700-735 when he is talking to the cowards. The economic values present in Beowulf can be clearly seen over the course of the poem...
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Wealth appears to be important in the Anglo-Saxon values as a means of reparations, rewards, and political standings instead of being used as a currency. In the opening of the poem, when the narrator is in the midst of discussing Grendel's horrible ways, he makes mention that "[n]o one waited for reparation from [Grendel's] plundering claws" (Beowulf pg 35)...
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Beowulf and the Anglo Saxon Ideal Wiglaf In Beowulf: A True Anglo-Saxon Warrior Beowulf And Hrothgar: Anglo-saxon Ideal Code Of Conduct Anglo-Saxon Anglo-Saxon Anglo Saxon Art Anglo-Saxon Hero Anglo-Saxon Literature The Anglo-saxon Literature The Anglo-Saxon Period Anglo-Saxon Values Heroism: Anglo-Saxon and Modern Heroes in Anglo-Saxon culture Anglo-Saxon Belief In Fate And Christianity Anglo-saxon Belief In Fate And Christianity
 

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