Chronicle and Romance

"Chronicle and Romance," drawn from "The Harvard Classics Series," offers a fascinating glimpse into medieval British history and enduring Arthurian legends. This collection features excerpts from the works of Jean Froissart, Thomas Malory, and Raphael Holinshed, renowned chroniclers of their time.

Explore the era of Edward III through Froissart's detailed accounts, bringing to life the political landscape and societal customs of 14th-century England. Delve into the realm of chivalry and courtly love with selections from Malory's immortal Arthurian tales. Holinshed provides further historical context, painting a vivid portrait of Great Britain during a pivotal period.

This volume provides a broad overview of British history, as interpreted by writers of the medieval period. Immerse yourself in the chronicles that shaped our understanding of the past, and witness the enduring power of romance and legend. A cornerstone of medieval literature and historical record.

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