England Tudorov. The full story of the era from Henry VII to Elizabeth I
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In the book, first published in the UK in 1988 and since then the circulation of more than a quarter of a million copies and has become a real classic, England is represented by the Tudor era. The presentation covers the period from the last stage of the Ala and White Rose war (1455-1485) and the coming to power of Henry VII, the founder of the dynasty, to the death of Elizabeth I in 1603. A deep analysis of the events described in the political, social and religious-cultural aspects made it possible not only to follow the reform of state power and the Church under Henry VII, Henry VIII, Eduard VI, Maria I and Elizabeth I, but also to reveal the characters of the monarchs and other politicians of that era of that era . An authoritative and carefully developed study of the economy, the structure of society and the political culture of the Tudor era is complemented by color illustrations.
"I sought to write about the period of English history from 1460 to the death of Elizabeth I is available for everyone, as well as the most fully and at the modern level to generalize a huge number of works on the history of the Tudor era ... I am firmly convinced that in order to properly The way to realize the meaning of the periods of Henry VIII and Elizabeth, the Tudor era and institutions of that time must be considered in aggregate. " (John Guy)
"I sought to write about the period of English history from 1460 to the death of Elizabeth I is available for everyone, as well as the most fully and at the modern level to generalize a huge number of works on the history of the Tudor era ... I am firmly convinced that in order to properly The way to realize the meaning of the periods of Henry VIII and Elizabeth, the Tudor era and institutions of that time must be considered in aggregate. " (John Guy)
Author:
Author:Гай Джон
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:History & Geography
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-19813-5
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