A New History of England Jeremy Black

ISBN: 9780750923194

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288 pages

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Jeremy Black looks at two millennia of English history, and identifies two major themes: a lack of geographic and concomitant economic unity- and the fact that from the Roman invasion onward, a united England was often politically associated withMoreJeremy Black looks at two millennia of English history, and identifies two major themes: a lack of geographic and concomitant economic unity- and the fact that from the Roman invasion onward, a united England was often politically associated with Europe, from Cnut to the Hanoverians.

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