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A short history of England
Book • 2011
This book provides an enlightening and engaging account of England's history, from the invaders of the dark ages to the aftermath of the coalition.
Written by Simon Jenkins, it brings together all the significant events, themes, and individuals in a stylish and authoritative narrative.
The book is beautifully illustrated and has been updated to include recent events, making it a standard work for years to come.
Written by Simon Jenkins, it brings together all the significant events, themes, and individuals in a stylish and authoritative narrative.
The book is beautifully illustrated and has been updated to include recent events, making it a standard work for years to come.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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as a 19th-century historian whose work offers a philosophy of history.


David Deutsch

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as one of the books he read in March 2024, describing it as a long but interesting read on English history.


Cal Newport

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Mentioned as the author of a history of England, providing much of the evidence for the early Anglo-Saxon period.

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The Anglo Saxons
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Simon Jenkins

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A History of British Architecture with Simon Jenkins and Rory Stewart
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when referring to it as a history of England, specifically regarding the Seven Years' War.

Mark Vernon

Bonus - William Blake and the Power of the Imagination (Mark Vernon, psychotherapist, writer, former Anglican Priest)
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as one of the books he has written.

Simon Jenkins

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