Early London

Explore the captivating origins of one of the world's greatest cities in Walter Besant's "Early London: Prehistoric, Roman, Saxon and Norman." This meticulously researched historical account delves into London's formative years, tracing its evolution from prehistoric settlements through the Roman occupation, the Saxon era, and the Norman Conquest.

Uncover the archaeological evidence and historical records that illuminate the lives of those who shaped early London. Besant expertly guides readers through the key periods of the city's development, revealing the foundations upon which modern London was built.

A valuable resource for anyone interested in London history, medieval history, or ancient civilizations, "Early London" offers a comprehensive overview of the forces that transformed a small settlement into a thriving center of commerce and culture. Discover the rich tapestry of Roman London, Saxon London, and Norman London in this enduring classic.

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