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Discover the captivating tapestry of life in England during the Elizabethan and Stuart eras through the eyes of a master historian. In this second volume of his celebrated work, G. M. Trevelyan offers a vivid, scholarly exploration of a nation in transition. Moving beyond the traditional focus on political revolutions, this narrative breathes life into the daily experiences of the people, examining their homes, customs, beliefs, and pastimes with remarkable clarity. From the bustling streets of Shakespeare’s England to the complex social shifts of the Cromwellian age, the text provides an intimate portrait of a society finding its footing. Richly supplemented with contemporary engravings, portraits, and maps, the book offers a visual journey that complements its brilliant prose. This is not merely a chronicle of dates and battles, but a thoughtful meditation on the character of a nation as it navigated religious strife and economic growth. Ideal for any reader seeking an authentic connection to the past, this classic account remains an essential record of how English people lived, worked, and thrived throughout these centuries of profound change.
Used (good, see images, some yellowing, some cover wear, and some initial pages folding) Softcover
