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A Traveller's History of England

A Traveller's History of England

by Christopher Daniell (Author)

Synopsis

This book features: a listing of kings and queens, prime ministers; an A-Z gazetteer; a chronology of major events; and major battles. It is ideal for students, and also contains historical maps and illustrations.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 304
 Edition: 4th Revised edition
 Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson
Published: 11 Mar 1999
ISBN 10: 1900624281
ISBN 13: 9781900624282
Book Overview: A complete history of England from its earliest times right up to the present day presented in one volume. It is written in a lovely and literate style that pin-points all the essentials of English history. It begins with the Old Stone Age and finishes with the Millennium Dome and describes all the major periods, significant people and events in between. A Traveller's History of England offers insight into the country's past and present and into the English character and culture. An invaluable book for all those who want to know more about a nation whose impact upon the rest of the world has been profound. '...a series which is already invaluable. Whether you're travelling or not.' The Guardian 'An excellent series of brief histories.' The New York Times

Author Bio
Christopher Daniell was born in Herefordshire and has spent the last decade in York where he has obtained degrees in History, Medieval Studies and Computing. He has taken part in many important archaelogical excavations and now works for the York Archaelogical Trust. His published work includes several papers on medieval subjects.