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This book provides a detailed account of the reign of King Henry VIII of England, from his rise to power to the death of his chief minister Cardinal Wolsey.
The Paston Letters is a collection of correspondence and legal documents that offer a unique and fascinating glimpse into the lives of a prominent English family during the 15th century. This edition, expertly edited by James Gairdner, provides a historical and cultural context for the letters, which touch on topics ranging from courtship and marriage to politics and warfare. With its lively and engaging prose style, The Paston Letters is an excellent resource for anyone interested in the social and cultural history of England during the late medieval period.
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Originally written in the 15th century, this manuscript provides detailed directions for sailors navigating the waters around England and the Strait of Gibraltar. Edited by E. Delmar Morgan and James Gairdner, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the earliest days of maritime exploration.
A collection of letters detailing the lives and relationships of the aristocratic Paston family during the Wars of the Roses. Provides insights into daily life, customs, and politics of the era. Ideal for historians and students of medieval English society.
This collection of letters offers a fascinating insight into the lives and loves of the Paston family during the turbulent fifteenth century. Spanning nearly 100 years of English history, these letters provide a snapshot of life in medieval England, with all its intrigues, scandals, and political machinations. Gairdner's scholarly commentary and notes make this an essential resource for historians and anyone interested in the social and cultural history of medieval England.
The Paston Letters A.D. 1422-1509 is a collection of historical documents and letters from the Paston family of Norfolk, England, edited and compiled by James Gairdner. This book provides a wealth of information about life in medieval England, including details about social customs, political intrigue, and the daily life of rural and urban communities. The letters also offer insights into the personalities and relationships of the Paston family members themselves.