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The Hollow Crown: A History of Britain in the Late Middle Ages (The Penguin History of Britain, 10) by Miri Rubin
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The Hollow Crown: A History of Britain in the Late Middle Ages (The…

by Miri Rubin

Series: The Penguin History of Britain (4)

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The extraordinary world so brilliantly re-created in The Hollow Crown was a turbulent and dangerous one. England was racked by famine, rebellion, civil war, and plague—with the descent of the Black Death and the horrific, ultimately futile bloodbath of the Hundred Years War—and yet, despite the turmoil, this period left a magnificent artistic and literary legacy, creating a recognizable spoken and written form of the English language. Ranging from peasant to king, from field to fortress—including the events that are part of the modern world’s collective imagination, not least through Shakespeare’s history plays—The Hollow Crown brings the texture of late medieval England to life.

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