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The second volume of Simon Schama's BBC History of Britain: The British Wars, 1603-1776 is a detailed history covering a century and a half, with insightful analysis and visual content. It explores key events like the civil war, the Restoration, the Glorious Revolution, and the rise of empire, while considering the thoughts and lives of various historical figures. Some social and economic history is limited, but the narrative offers a compelling overview of Britain's development during these years.
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Engaging overview of Britain’s transformative revolutionary centuries.
Who is this book for?
If you're curious about a thrilling period of upheaval and change in Britain, this book vividly captures the drama of revolutionary times. Schama's storytelling brings to life the characters and pivotal moments that shaped modern Britain, making complex history accessible and captivating. It's a treasure for history buffs who enjoy well-rounded, insightful narratives.
