The Isles A History Tapa dura - 2000

Oxford University Press, USA, 2000-03-02. Hardcover. Good. 2.8000 9.3000 6.7000.

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Oxford University Press, 2000-03-02. Hardcover. Very good-. 6.6x2.6x9.3. Written by one of the most brilliant and provocative historians at work today, The Isles is a revolutionary narrative history that presents a new perspective on the development of Britain and Ireland, looking at them not as self-contained islands, but as an inextricable part of Europe.. This richly layered history begins with the Celtic Supremacy in the last centuries BC, which is presented in the light of a Celtic world stretching all the way from Iberia to Asia Minor. Roman Britain is seen not as a unique phenomenon but as similar to the other frontier regions of the Roman Empire. The Viking Age is viewed not only through the eyes of the invaded but from the standpoint of the invaders themselves--Norse, Danes, and Normans. In the later chapters, Davies follows the growth of the United Kingdom and charts the rise and fall of the main pillars of 'Britishness'--the Royal Navy, the Westminster Parliament, the Constitutional… Leer más

Oxford University Press, USA, 2000-03-02. Hardcover. Good.