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Delve into the tumultuous world of Anglo-Saxon England with Charles Plummer's "The Life and Times of Alfred the Great." This meticulously researched work, originally presented as the Ford Lectures for 1901, offers a comprehensive exploration of one of England's most celebrated kings. Explore the life and reign of Alfred, a pivotal figure in English history who navigated Viking invasions and laid the foundations for a unified kingdom.
Plummer's study provides invaluable insights into Medieval England, examining Alfred's political acumen, military strategies, and cultural impact. Discover the complexities of his era and the challenges he faced in shaping the destiny of a nation. This historical biography sheds light on Alfred's lasting legacy as a ruler, a scholar, and a symbol of English resilience. A vital resource for anyone interested in Anglo-Saxon history, English royalty, and the formative period of Great Britain.
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