by Sarah Valente Kettler, Carole Trimble
Whether you’re an
armchair enthusiast for all things “ancient,” a dyed-in-the-wool Anglophile,
or simply looking for a new way to experience England, The Amateur
Historian’s Guide series will delight you.
These light-hearted books explore the years between 1066 and 1600,
combining warm-blooded early English history with practical, clever touring
tips. They are certain to make your
next visit to England enjoyable and entertainingly educational.
Read “Sarah & Carole’s Greatest Hits” tour for a taste of these
high-spirited books.
The Amateur
Historian’s Guide to Medieval & Tudor London
is a merry romp through ancient London sites, brought to life with jaunty tales
of the people and events associated with them.
With this book in hand, you will be able to explore off-the-beaten path
sites and see London in an exciting new way, regardless of whether this is your
first trip or your 10th.
The
Amateur Historian’s Guide to Medieval & Tudor Day Trips South of London
travels back in time
through Kent, Surrey and Sussex.
Through this book, you will fight the Battle of Hastings with William the
Conqueror, relive Henry VIII’s courtship of Anne Boleyn at Hever Manor, visit
Thomas Becket’s shrine at Canterbury Cathedral and shiver over the gruesome
details of his tragic murder. These
and many, many other adventures await you in the pages of this book. And you will be able to do it all, leaving London in the
morning and returning in time for dinner or an evening at the theater.
Click on this link to purchase a copy of The Amateur Historian's Guide to Medieval & Tudor London
Click on this link to purchase a copy of The Amateur Historian's Guide to Medieval & Tudor Day Trips South of London
| Coming soon! Volume 3 -- The Amateur Historian's Guide to the Heart of England Featuring nearly 200 medieval and Tudor sites two hours or less from London. Enjoy castles, abbeys, manors, inns and pubs in Oxford, Windsor, Stratford-upon-Avon and the rest of Warwickshire, Leicestershire, Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire & Northamptonshire. |
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