A history of Britain at the edge of the world? 3000 BC- AD 1603 / by Simon Schama

By:

Schama, Simon

Contributor(s):

West, Timothy

Material type:

SoundPublication details: London : BBC Worldwide, 2000 paperback edition 2003Description: 352 pISBN:

9780563487142

DDC classification:

941.06 SCH-H

Summary: Presents a narrative tracing the history of Great Britain from the early tribes and invasions of the British Isles to the Norman Conquest; through the religious wars and turbulence of the Middle Ages to the sovereignties of Henry II, Richard I, and King John; through the outbreak of the Black Death; through the reign of Edward I and the growth of national identity in Wales and Scotland; to the religious and dynastic conflicts of the Tudor age, culminating with the glorious reign of Elizabeth I.

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Presents a narrative tracing the history of Great Britain from the early tribes and invasions of the British Isles to the Norman Conquest; through the religious wars and turbulence of the Middle Ages to the sovereignties of Henry II, Richard I, and King John; through the outbreak of the Black Death; through the reign of Edward I and the growth of national identity in Wales and Scotland; to the religious and dynastic conflicts of the Tudor age, culminating with the glorious reign of Elizabeth I.

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