This Sceptred Isle : 55BC-1901

by Christopher Lee

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If you love British history, you'll love this! Very detailed, but very readable. (

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Based on the award-winning Radio 4 programs "This Sceptred Isle" tells the fascinating story of British history from Caesar's invasion in 55 BC to Queen Victoria's death in 1901. Using extracts from Winston Churchill's "A History of the English-Speaking People" plus accounts from contemporary chronicles and diaries, Lee's book focuses on the pivotal events and key characters that have shaped British history. It is written in an accessible yet authoritative style. 'Has there ever been a more user-friendly means to the history of Britain' - "The Spectator".

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British history from the invasion of Julius Caesar to the death of Queen Victoria. Companion to BBC Radio 4 series.

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