A People's History of BritainRebbeca Fraser aims to write a dramatic narrative which should form a refreshing introduction to traditional history. One of her main themes is freedom. It is packed with anecdotes about the men and women who created turning points in history, about scientists, explorers, writers and artists. |
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ROMAN I | 3 |
ANGLOSAXON | 16 |
Random House New Zealand Limited | 18 |
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