Kings and Queens of England and Great Britain

by EricR.Delderfield (Author)

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  Hardcover
  1994

  $3.25

  This enlarged and updated edition of a work first published in 1966 provides insights into the history and rich heritage of England and Great Britain through the lives of all the monarchs, from the early Saxons to Elizabeth II. The biographical text is accompanied by fact-lists detailing the line of succession, Prime Ministers, military campaigns and Commonwealth countries. There are special sections highlighting important aspects of British history, such as the Wars of the Roses and the American War of Independence, and a study of the present Royal residences. Commentary on and analysis of the annus horribilis is included, together with recent photographs of the present Royal Family.

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  Paperback
  1995

  $3.25

  The turbulent, and often bloody, progress of the crown from the early Saxons to Elizabeth II provides the basis for this edition of the concise history of England and Great Britain. The character of each monarch, and the principle events of every reign are discussed, and each section begins with a list of all the essential facts and dates. A selection of illustrations from royal paintings and photographs provide a glimpse of how the kings and queens themseves were perceived in their own times. The book provides a useful reference tool for the young student of history, and also for the general reader in search of information.

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  Hardcover
  1998

  $4.20

  This enlarged and revised edition of the classic guide first published in 1966, provides insights into the history and rich heritage of England and Great Britain through the lives of all the monarchs, from the early Saxons to Elizabeth II. The character of every monarch is discussed, together with the principal events of their reign. For easy reference, each section begins with a listing of all the essential facts and dates, including key biographical details. Successive royal dynasties are clearly indicated, with genealogical trees to show how the hereditary line has been perpetuated. In addition, the reader finds out about the British royal family today, their response to recent changes, challenges and tragedy, including the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, and the reaction of the British people.