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Monday, 10 October 2011
FROM A PEOPLES HISTORY OF ENGLAND by A.L. MORTON
(Incorporates Wales, Ireland and Scotland)
Morton’s classic work sets out the main narrative and most important turning points of British...
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Monday, 10 October 2011
A PEOPLE’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND by A.L.MORTON
HIS NOTE ABOUT THE BOOK
IN SPITE OF ITS TITLE, THIS BOOK IS NOT SO MUCH A HISTORY OF ENGLAND AS AN ESSAY IN HISTORICAL INTERPRETATION.
IT SETS OUT TO...
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Monday, 10 October 2011
Foreword to Giles Wynne's abridged version of AL Morton's 'A People's History of England'
Arthur Leslie Morton's 'A People's History of England' is a classic. Morton (1903-1987) takes us back to...
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Monday, 10 October 2011
A PEOPLE’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
CHAPTER I: TRIBES & LEGIONS
SECTION 1: IBERIANS
EARLY MAPS SHOW BRITAIN AS A CLUSTER OF ISLANDS, SOME NEAR THE NORTH OF SPAIN, BUT NONE ON THE REGULAR TRADE ROUTES OF...
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Monday, 10 October 2011
CHAPTER I: TRIBES & LEGIONS
SECTION 2: CELTIC TRIBES
THE FIRST WAVE OF CELTIC INVADERS ENTERED BRITAIN AFTER 700 BC, PROBABLY FROM THE UPPER RHINELAND.
CELTS WERE TALL AND FAIRHAIRED. THEY WERE...
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