The origin of the English nation
by H. Munro Chadwick · 1907
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A great nation is built by diversity, and in this compelling history, H. Munro Chadwick explains the rich cultures that laid England’s foundation. In the sixth century the closely-related but intriguingly individualistic Anglo-Saxons, Celts, Dutch Normans, and Vikings, among others, united to build one of the most powerful empires to ever exist.
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Anglo-SaxonsEthnologyGreat BritainHistoryNonfictionOriginEthnology, great britainGreat britain, history, anglo-saxon period, 449-1066
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