England In The Middle Ages
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Elizabeth O'Neill's "England in the Middle Ages" presents a succinct exploration of England's history from the Norman Conquest to the end of the 15th century. It examines the transition from the Anglo-Saxon period to the establishment of a Norman-dominated society, highlighting the significant changes in political structure, social hierarchy, and cultural practices. The book delves into the development of feudalism, tracing its impact on land ownership, power dynamics, and the lives of the common people. It analyzes the growth of the monarchy, the influence of the Church, and the ongoing conflicts between these institutions. O'Neill sheds light on significant events, such as the Magna Carta and the Hundred Years' War, and explores the evolving nature of English society through its economic activities, cultural expressions, and everyday life. The book offers a concise yet insightful understanding of this transformative period, tracing the evolution of England from a realm of turbulent change to a nation defined by its medieval heritage.Book Details
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