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Medieval Iceland was an exceptional land in many different ways.

In fact, the island ought to have been a utopia.

Iceland had no kings, lords, peasants, clearly defined taxes or defense forces.

And yet, despite these circumstances, bloodshed prevailed.

Warfare in medieval Iceland is our topic of discussion today, and who better to join us

than Peter Kenechnie, the editor of Medieval Warfare Magazine.

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Without further ado, here's my conversation with Peter Kenechnie.

Peter, thank you so much for joining me on the podcast today.

Thanks for having me.

It is a pleasure to have you.

Peter, you're the editor of Medieval Warfare magazine, a fantastic publication available

in both digital and print formats that really in all of the issues that you produce

brings together some of the greatest historians and academics all centered around this broad

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