A Short History of the English People
A Short History of the English People
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vol. X. p. 534), in which the earlier romantic traditions are simply dressed up into historical shape by copious quotations from the French historians. Save for the reigns of Geoffry Martel, and Fulk of Jerusalem, it is nearly valueless.
The short autobiography of Fulk Rechin is the most authentic memorial of the earlier Angevin history ; and much can be gleaned from the verbose life of Geoffry the Handsome by John of Marmoutier. For England, Orderic and the Chronicle die out in the midst of St...ephen's reign ; here, too, end William of Malmesbury, Huntingdon, the ** Gesta Stephani," a record in great detail by one of Stephen's clerks, and the Hexham Chroniclers, who are most valuable for its opening (published by Mr. Raine for the Surtees Society). The blank in our historical literature extends over the first years of Henry the Second.
The lives and letters of Beket have been industriously collected and published by Canon Robertson in the Rolls Series.] To understand the history of England under its Angevin rulers, The we must first know something of the Angevins themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
vol. X. p. 534), in which the earlier romantic traditions are simply dressed up into historical shape by copious quotations from the French historians. Save for the reigns of Geoffry Martel, and Fulk of Jerusalem, it is nearly valueless.
The short autobiography of Fulk Rechin is the most authentic memorial of the earlier Angevin history ; and much can be gleaned from the verbose life of Geoffry the Handsome by John of Marmoutier. For England, Orderic and the Chronicle die out in the midst of St...ephen's reign ; here, too, end William of Malmesbury, Huntingdon, the ** Gesta Stephani," a record in great detail by one of Stephen's clerks, and the Hexham Chroniclers, who are most valuable for its opening (published by Mr. Raine for the Surtees Society). The blank in our historical literature extends over the first years of Henry the Second.
The lives and letters of Beket have been industriously collected and published by Canon Robertson in the Rolls Series.] To understand the history of England under its Angevin rulers, The we must first know something of the Angevins themselves.
What to read after A Short History of the English People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Stopford Green to read onlineMoreLess
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