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A History of Britain 3 - Simon Schama

Description: ISBN 0563534575 / Author: Simon Schama / A History of Britain III: The Fate of Empire 1776-2001. Schama completes his three-volume history of Britain to accompany the BBC TV series.

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A History of Britain 1 - Simon Schama

Non fiction like fiction (114 words)
by DRosey - written on 09/01/01 (Somewhat useful, 47 readings)
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Simon Schama's skill lies in the presentation of the basic facts of British history as a winding tale of intrigue, murder and incest. Ok so its basic, but would you be buying this if you wanted raw data and in depth analasys of the subject matter? No, this book is written with the common man in mind. Schama intends to interest people in a ...

A History of Britain 1 - Simon Schama

Kings and Queens again... (127 words)
by Malcy - written on 13/11/00 (Useful, 35 readings)
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Schama, author of books on European cultural history such as The Embarrassment of Riches, Citizens, and Rembrandt's Eyes, tells a conventional, but exciting, story of British history from Roman Britain to Elizabeth I. He discusses the Kings and Queens that had the greatest impact on the history of these islands. But Schama does not ...

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