P. Hume Brown Livres

NEW. Picture shown is of my actual 2003 reprint. Top of pages a little grubby from shelf wear. Posted from Anglesey, North Wales

Covering a transformative period in British history, this third volume delves into events from the end of the Glorious Revolution in 1689 through to 1910. It explores significant political, social, and cultural changes, providing insights into the evolution of the nation during these pivotal years. The reprint from 1911 offers a historical perspective that highlights the impact of key events and figures that shaped modern Britain.

Focusing on the Roman invasion of Scotland from AD 80 to 1542, this first volume provides a detailed exploration of historical events during this tumultuous period. It delves into the strategies and impacts of Roman expansion, as well as the resistance from the local tribes. The reissued edition from 1911 offers valuable insights into the cultural and political dynamics of the time, presenting a comprehensive narrative of Scotland's early encounters with Roman forces.

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Exploring the formative years of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, this work delves into the influences that shaped the renowned writer and thinker. It highlights his early life, education, and the cultural backdrop of 18th-century Germany, providing insight into the experiences that informed his literary genius. The narrative captures the essence of Goethe's youth, showcasing the pivotal moments and relationships that would later resonate in his famous works.

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This volume explores a pivotal period in British history, detailing the reign of Mary Stewart from her accession in 1542 through to the Glorious Revolution of 1688-89. It provides insights into the political, social, and religious transformations that shaped the era, highlighting key events and figures that influenced the course of the nation. The narrative captures the complexities of power struggles and the evolving landscape of governance during this significant time.