Alfred The Great & The Anglo Saxons

This book delves into the Norman Conquest of England in 1066, exploring the events leading up to the invasion, the battle of Hastings, and the subsequent changes in English society, politics, and culture. It examines the impact of Norman rule on various aspects of English life, including language, law, and architecture. The book also analyzes the long-term consequences of the conquest, shaping the course of English history for centuries to come. It provides a detailed account of the key players, battles, and political maneuvers that defined this pivotal moment in English history. The book is a comprehensive study of the Norman Conquest, offering insights into the complexities of this historical event.

This book provides a sweeping narrative of the Anglo-Saxon era, exploring their migration, conversion to Christianity, and the establishment of a unified nation. It delves into the lives of famous figures like King Offa and Alfred the Great, as well as lesser-known characters, using a range of historical sources to illuminate this pivotal period in English history.