Anglo-Saxon and Medieval England (3v.)

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Anglo-Saxon and Medieval England (3v.)

Edition year 1997
Binding Series
Volumes 3
Weight 4 Kg
Pages Vol. 1: 366; Vol. 2: 458; Vol. 3: 533
Dimensions 25.3 × 16.4 cm

Edition details

Anglo-Saxon and Medieval England. (3v.). Series binding. Three-volume slipcase. 25.3 x 16.4 cm. 1. Anglo-Saxon England by Peter Hunter Blair, 22 pages of colour and black & white plates. 366 pp. 2. Early Medieval England by M.T. Clanchy, sixteen pages of colour plates reproducing details of illuminated manuscripts, a stained glass window and the Mappa Mundi, 458 pp. 3. England in the Later Middle Ages by M.H.Keen, twelve leaves of colour and black & white plates. 533 pp.

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This three-volume set explores the development of England from the Anglo-Saxon kingdoms through the Norman Conquest and the centuries of medieval monarchy that followed. The books examine kingship, warfare, religion, government and society while tracing major events such as Viking invasion, 1066 and the emergence of medieval institutions. Together they provide a broad account of the foundations upon which later English history was built.

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