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Delve into the foundational history of England with Raphael Holinshed's "Chronicles, Vol. 1 of 6, The Historie of England, Vol. 1 of 8." This meticulously prepared print edition offers readers a window into early Britain, exploring its history "From the Time That It Was First Inhabited, Untill the Time That It Was Last Conquered."
Holinshed's work, a cornerstone of historical chronicles, meticulously details the sundry alterations of the state under foreign people and other manifold observations. Volume 1 focuses specifically on the history of Great Britain up to 55 B.C., providing invaluable insights into the island's ancient past.
Essential for anyone interested in British history, this volume sheds light on the events and influences that shaped England. Explore the general history of Europe, specifically Great Britain and Wales, through the lens of ancient sources. Discover the chronicles that have informed our understanding of early England for centuries.
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