A sweeping, richly detailed history of England—from earliest times to the modern era—now enhanced with expert annotations.
This volume presents a broad view of England’s civil, military, religious, intellectual, and social development. It places key events in context and uses notes from respected historians to deepen understanding, making complex history accessible to curious readers.
- A comprehensive narrative that ties together politics, religion, culture, and daily life
- Clear explanations of how England’s past shaped its present
- Annotations that illuminate sources and offer historical perspectives
- A readable, engaging style designed for quick comprehension and lifelong reference
Ideal for readers seeking a thorough, readable account of England’s history across eras.
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Excerpt from The Comprehensive History of England, Vol. 4: Civil and Military, Religious, Intellectual, and Social; From the Earliest Period to the Close of the Russian War; With Numerous Annotations From the Writings of Recent Distinguished Historians
Printed by Burnet, in his History of the Reformation (appen dix (if-records to vol. Ii), from the original, in the king's own band, preserved in the British Museum, Cotton ms. Nero. C. 10.
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