The reformation, the Renaissance and the Civil Wars are discussed, as well as the consequences of the Industrial Revolution and urbanism, and the establishment of an Empire, which encompassed a quarter of the human race. In the 20th century the Empire has been transformed into the Commonwealth, two victorious, but costly, World Wars have been fought, the Welfare State was established, and membership of the European Community was finally achieved.
A Traveller's History of England
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Author(s)Christopher Daniell
PublisherInterlink Books
ISBN / ASIN1566566045
ISBN-139781566566049
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Sales Rank805,555
CategoryHistory
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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This book gives a comprehensive and enjoyable survey of England's past from prehistoric times right through to the present. All the major periods of English history are dealt with, including the Roman occupation, and the invasions of the Anglo-Saxons, Vikings and Normans, and the power struggles of the medieval kings.
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