The Althing at 1,096: Iceland's Thousand-Year Parliament
In 930 AD, Icelandic settlers built a parliament with no king and no standing army. The Althing is Europe's oldest experiment in ordered liberty — and its lessons endure.
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In 930 AD, Icelandic settlers built a parliament with no king and no standing army. The Althing is Europe's oldest experiment in ordered liberty — and its lessons endure.
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