A history of the British Isles
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Bibliographic Information
A history of the British Isles
（Essential histories / general editor, Jeremy Black）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2012
3rd ed
- : hardback
Available at 2 libraries
Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Jeremy Black's vigorous and fascinating study tells the story of a group of islands, their peoples, and their remarkable impact on the rest of the world. From the earliest pre-history right up to the present day, this stirring account describes the astonishingly varied stages through which the British Isles have passed to achieve their current identity. Unlike most other texts, 'A History of the British Isles' is not just a history of England. Proper weight is given to all four, often fractious, components of the British Isles - England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales - providing the reader with an admirably balanced and absorbing narrative of an extraordinary shared past. Thoroughly revised and up-to-date, this timely third edition now contains fresh insights and incorporates more material on social and cultural history.
Table of Contents
List of Maps Preface IntroductionMaps Pre-Roman and Roman Britain British, English and Scandinavians, AD 400-1066 The Middle Ages The Sixteenth Century 1603-88 1689-1815 Age of Reform and Empire, 1815-1914 The Twentieth Century The British Isles Today Conclusions Selected Further Reading Index
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