The English: The Making of a Nation from 430-1700

by Malcolm Billings

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This book sets out to explore the quality of Englishness that distinguishes the people, not only from the rest of Europe, but also from their closer neighbours in Wales, Scotland and Ireland. It is not another comprehensive history of the English-speaking people but the story of the development of English culture and personality from the Anglo-Saxon invasion to the Industrial Revolution.… (more)

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This book sets out to explore the quality of Englishness that distinguishes the people, not only from the rest of Europe, but also from their closer neighbours in Wales, Scotland and Ireland. It is not another comprehensive history of the English-speaking people but the story of the development of English culture and personality from the Anglo-Saxon invasion to the Industrial Revolution.

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