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Título : A history of England; From the coming of the english to 1918 Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Keith Feiling, Autor Editorial: London : Macmillan Fecha de publicación: 1966 Número de páginas: 1229 p ISBN/ISSN/DL: L02655 Idioma : Inglés (eng) Etiquetas: HISTORIA INGLESA INGLATERRA CELTAS SAJONES NORMANDOS IMPERIO BRITÁNICO Clasificación: 942 INGLATERRA, ESCOCIA Y GALES Resumen: Summary: The primary purpose of this book is to tell the story, so far as may be in the space of one volume, in a narrative form, and to lay the emphasis on the period which Britain became a great power. Nota de contenido: Contents.
Prelude.
I.Britain before the Romans.
II. Roman Britain.
Book I. Celts, Saxons and Scandinavians, 450-1066.
I. The coming of the english, 450-613.
II. The land of the conquerors.
III. Consolidation of the church.
IV. Anrchy, collapse and recover, 613-899.
V. The height and fall of Saxon England, 899-1017.
VI. Danish rule and Norman conquest, 1017-1066.
Book. II. Mediaeval english, 1066-1360.
I, The transformation of England.
II. The crown and the rivals, 1066-1154.
III. The Angevins, 1154-1213.
IV. Preparation and nationality.
V. Revolution and Reform, 1213-1272.
VI. Edward I, 1272-1307.
VII. The conquest of Wales.
VIII. Edward II and edward III. 1307-1360.
IX. England and Scotland, 1369.
X. Growth of the Constitution, 1215-1377.
Book III. In transition, 1360-1509.
I. The end of the Middle Ages.
II. Revolution, 1376-1399.
III. The fifteenth century.
IV. Lancastrian England, 1399-1413.
V. Henry V, 1413-1422.
VI. National collapse, 1422-1485.
VII. Henry VII: old threads and new, 1485-1509.
VIII. The Constitution, 1400-1529.
Book IV. making a modern England, 1509-1660.
I. Henry VIII: old projects in a new age, 1509-1529.
II. Henry VIII: the modernizing of England, 1529-1547.
III. Anarchy, 1547-1558-
IV. The reign of Elizabeth, 1558-1573.
V. The reign of Elizabeth, 1573-1603.
VI. Scotland, 1370-1603.
VII. Ireland: the problem set, 1460-1633.
VIII. The eleventh hour, 1603-1629.
IX. The decision, 1629-1642.
X. The civil war, 1642-1646.
XI. The fall of the monarchy, 1646-1649.
XII. Destruction and restoration, 1649-1660.
XIII. English civilization, 1540-1660.
Book V. equilibrium, 1660-1760.
I. Charles II, 1660-1667.
II. Charles II, 1667-1685.
III. James II, 1685-1688.
IV. William III, 1689-1702.
V. The reign of Anne, 1702-1714.
VI. The British empire, to 1714.
VII. Hanoverian and Whig supremacy, 1714-1724.
VIII. Walpole and the Pelhams, 1724-1754.
IX. The elder Pitt and the Seven Years War, 1754-1763.
Book VI. Industry and empire, 1760-1852.
I. Framework of a new age.
II. The government of George III, 1763-1782.
III. Reconstruction, 1782-1792.
IV. Revolution and war, 1792-1801.
V. The struggle for the national existence, 1801-1815.
Vi. The constituion in 1815.
VII. Condition of the people in 1815.
VIII. The Liverpool government, 1815-1825.
IX. canning, emancipation and reform, 1825-1832.
X. Whigs and Chartists, 1832-1841.
XI. The Queen and Sir Robert Peel, 1837-1850.
XII. Britain and Europe, 1827-1852.
XIII. The new Empire, 1815-1852.
XIV. Ireland, 1815-1848.
XV. Thought and religion, 1830-1860.
Book VII. A great power, 1852-1859.
I. Climax of the Victorian Age, 1848-1880.
II. Coalition, Crimea and the triumph of Palmerston, 1852-1859.
III. India, from Wellesley to the Mutiny.
Iv. Liberalism, at home and abroad, 1859-1874.
V. Disraeli, 1874-1880.
VI. The Empire, 1850-1880.
VII. Peril and decline, 1881-1914.
VIII. Gladstone and the Irish question, 1880-1886.
IX. South Africa, Egypt and the Sudan,
X. The Salisbury Government, and foreign affairs, 1886-1892.
XI. Home politics and parties, 1892-1905.
XII. South Africa, 1884-1914.
XIII. The last of Liberalism, 1905-1914.
XIV. Foreing affairs and the steps towards war, 1895-1914.
XV. The First World War, 1914-1918.
Aftermath, 1919-1938.
I. Fruits of war and peace, 1919-1929.
II. The Empire, 1919-1938.
III. Peril, 1929-1938.A history of England; From the coming of the english to 1918 [texto impreso] / Keith Feiling, Autor . - London : Macmillan, 1966 . - 1229 p.
ISSN : L02655
Idioma : Inglés (eng)
Etiquetas: HISTORIA INGLESA INGLATERRA CELTAS SAJONES NORMANDOS IMPERIO BRITÁNICO Clasificación: 942 INGLATERRA, ESCOCIA Y GALES Resumen: Summary: The primary purpose of this book is to tell the story, so far as may be in the space of one volume, in a narrative form, and to lay the emphasis on the period which Britain became a great power. Nota de contenido: Contents.
Prelude.
I.Britain before the Romans.
II. Roman Britain.
Book I. Celts, Saxons and Scandinavians, 450-1066.
I. The coming of the english, 450-613.
II. The land of the conquerors.
III. Consolidation of the church.
IV. Anrchy, collapse and recover, 613-899.
V. The height and fall of Saxon England, 899-1017.
VI. Danish rule and Norman conquest, 1017-1066.
Book. II. Mediaeval english, 1066-1360.
I, The transformation of England.
II. The crown and the rivals, 1066-1154.
III. The Angevins, 1154-1213.
IV. Preparation and nationality.
V. Revolution and Reform, 1213-1272.
VI. Edward I, 1272-1307.
VII. The conquest of Wales.
VIII. Edward II and edward III. 1307-1360.
IX. England and Scotland, 1369.
X. Growth of the Constitution, 1215-1377.
Book III. In transition, 1360-1509.
I. The end of the Middle Ages.
II. Revolution, 1376-1399.
III. The fifteenth century.
IV. Lancastrian England, 1399-1413.
V. Henry V, 1413-1422.
VI. National collapse, 1422-1485.
VII. Henry VII: old threads and new, 1485-1509.
VIII. The Constitution, 1400-1529.
Book IV. making a modern England, 1509-1660.
I. Henry VIII: old projects in a new age, 1509-1529.
II. Henry VIII: the modernizing of England, 1529-1547.
III. Anarchy, 1547-1558-
IV. The reign of Elizabeth, 1558-1573.
V. The reign of Elizabeth, 1573-1603.
VI. Scotland, 1370-1603.
VII. Ireland: the problem set, 1460-1633.
VIII. The eleventh hour, 1603-1629.
IX. The decision, 1629-1642.
X. The civil war, 1642-1646.
XI. The fall of the monarchy, 1646-1649.
XII. Destruction and restoration, 1649-1660.
XIII. English civilization, 1540-1660.
Book V. equilibrium, 1660-1760.
I. Charles II, 1660-1667.
II. Charles II, 1667-1685.
III. James II, 1685-1688.
IV. William III, 1689-1702.
V. The reign of Anne, 1702-1714.
VI. The British empire, to 1714.
VII. Hanoverian and Whig supremacy, 1714-1724.
VIII. Walpole and the Pelhams, 1724-1754.
IX. The elder Pitt and the Seven Years War, 1754-1763.
Book VI. Industry and empire, 1760-1852.
I. Framework of a new age.
II. The government of George III, 1763-1782.
III. Reconstruction, 1782-1792.
IV. Revolution and war, 1792-1801.
V. The struggle for the national existence, 1801-1815.
Vi. The constituion in 1815.
VII. Condition of the people in 1815.
VIII. The Liverpool government, 1815-1825.
IX. canning, emancipation and reform, 1825-1832.
X. Whigs and Chartists, 1832-1841.
XI. The Queen and Sir Robert Peel, 1837-1850.
XII. Britain and Europe, 1827-1852.
XIII. The new Empire, 1815-1852.
XIV. Ireland, 1815-1848.
XV. Thought and religion, 1830-1860.
Book VII. A great power, 1852-1859.
I. Climax of the Victorian Age, 1848-1880.
II. Coalition, Crimea and the triumph of Palmerston, 1852-1859.
III. India, from Wellesley to the Mutiny.
Iv. Liberalism, at home and abroad, 1859-1874.
V. Disraeli, 1874-1880.
VI. The Empire, 1850-1880.
VII. Peril and decline, 1881-1914.
VIII. Gladstone and the Irish question, 1880-1886.
IX. South Africa, Egypt and the Sudan,
X. The Salisbury Government, and foreign affairs, 1886-1892.
XI. Home politics and parties, 1892-1905.
XII. South Africa, 1884-1914.
XIII. The last of Liberalism, 1905-1914.
XIV. Foreing affairs and the steps towards war, 1895-1914.
XV. The First World War, 1914-1918.
Aftermath, 1919-1938.
I. Fruits of war and peace, 1919-1929.
II. The Empire, 1919-1938.
III. Peril, 1929-1938.Ejemplares
Código de barras Signatura Tipo de medio Ubicación Sección Estado L02655 942 FEIh Libro Secundaria HISTORIA Disponible
Título : A Shortened History of England: A famous classic of scolarship in one volume Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: G.M. Trevelyan, Autor Editorial: Great Britain : Penguin Books Fecha de publicación: 1960 Número de páginas: 603 p ISBN/ISSN/DL: L02670 Idioma : Inglés (eng) Idioma original : Inglés (eng) Etiquetas: HISTORIA INGLATERA NORMANDOS CELTAS BRITÁNICOS ANGLO-SAJONES PARLAMENTO MONARQUÍA Clasificación: 909 HISTORIA DEL MUNDO Resumen: Tells the story of the nation from the remote days of the Celt and the Iberian, through the raids of the Vikings, the Norman conquest, the first Elizabethan age and foundation of the Indian Empire to World War I and the setting up of the League of Nations. Nota de contenido: Contents.
Book one. The mingling of the races.
From the Earliest to the Norman Conquest.
1. Early man - Iberian and Celt.
2. Roman Britain.
3. Beggining of Nordic Invasions. Anglo-Saxon Conquest.
4. Mediterranean Influence Again. Return of Christianity.
5. Second Nordic Invasion. Viking Settlement and Influences.
6. Life in Later Saxon england. Feudalism encroaching. Canute and the Nordic maritime empire.
7. The Norman Conquest up to Hastings.
8. The Norman Conquest Completed and Norman Institutions established.
Book two. The making of a Nation.
From the Conquest to the Reformation.
1. Anarchy and the Restoration of Royal Power. Henry II. The Feudal System. King's Courts, Common Law, Jury.
2. Richard I and the Crusades. Constitutionalism grows out of Feudalism. JOhn and Magna carta. Simon de Monfort. Parliament. Justices of the peace. The Friars.
3. Celt and Saxons. Attempts to Years's War. The Birth of Nationalism. English Language. Blsack Death. The Peasant's Revolt. The Wars of Roses.
Book Three. The Tudors.
Renaissance, Reformation, and Sea Power.
1. The Renaissance Scholars. Wolsey and the Balance of Power. The Era of Discovery. Henry VIII founds the Royal Navy.
2. The Royal and Parliamentary Reformation under Henry VIII.
3. Interludes, Protestant and Catholic.
4. Policy and Character of Elizabeth, Spain and France. The Scottish Reformation and the Future Great britain. The end of Feudalism in England.
5. The origin of English Sea Power.
6. The great Elizabethan Era. Wales, Ireland, Religion. The Boundaries of Elizabeth Freedom. The Bible, Poetry, Music.
Book four. The Stuart Era.
Parliamentary Liberty and Overseas Expansion.
1. james I. Parliaments and Recusants. Decline of English Sea-Power. Buckingham and the Thirty Years's War. Charles I. King, Parliament, and the Common Law. Coke and eliot. Laud and Strafford.
2. England and Scotland. The Long Parliament. The Great Civil War. Oliver Cronwell. Revival of Sea-Power.
3. English Village and Town Life. Character of Colonization in Seventeenth Century. New England, Virginia, England, France and Holland.
IV. The Restoration. Charles II. Formation of the Whig and Tory Parties.
5. James II and the English revolution.
6. Scotland and ireland from the Restoration to Queen Anne.
7. The Wars of William and Marlborough. The Downfall of Louis XIV and the Rise of Great Britain to Maritime and Commercial Supremacy. Death of Anne and the Dynastic Crisis.Death of Anne and the Dynastic Crisis.
Book five. From Utrecht to Waterloo.
Sea Power and Aristocracy. First Stage of the Industrial Revolution.
1. Early Hanoverian England. prime Minister, Cabinet and Parliament. The Eve of the Industrial Revolution, Annexation of Canada and foundation of the Indian Empire.
2. Personal Government of George III. The Disruption of the First British Empire. Restoration of Government by Party and Cabinet. Burke, Fox, and the Younger Pitt.
3. The French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Pitt and Nelson. Wellington and Castlereagh.
4. The Empire in the Latter Years of George III. England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada and Australia. India. The Anti-slave-Trade Movement.
5. Early stages of the Industrial Revolution. Population. Canals. Machinery. coal. The movement of Industry. Enclosure. Housing. Administrative. Defects. Laissez faire.
Book six. Waterloo to today.
Transition to Democracy, Development of Commonwealth.
1. Repression and Reform. Peel and Huskisson, Castlereagh and Canning. The Wellington Ministry. The Reform Bill.
2. The Repeal of the Corn Laws. Disraeli and Peel. Whigs and Palmerston. Civil Service. Queen Victoria. Crimea. The Second Reform Bill.
3. Character of the Second British Empire. Growth of Canada. Relation with the United States. Australasia. South Africa. India.
4. Gladstone. Disraeli. Home rule. The Era of the Jubilees. social Reform and Imperialism.
5. Boer War to the War of 1914-18. The Last Liberal Ministry.
6. End of Isolation. Landsdowne and Grey. Ententes with France and Russia. Europe's Drift to War. 1914.
7. The War and the Peace. Between the Wars.A Shortened History of England: A famous classic of scolarship in one volume [texto impreso] / G.M. Trevelyan, Autor . - Great Britain : Penguin Books, 1960 . - 603 p.
ISSN : L02670
Idioma : Inglés (eng) Idioma original : Inglés (eng)
Etiquetas: HISTORIA INGLATERA NORMANDOS CELTAS BRITÁNICOS ANGLO-SAJONES PARLAMENTO MONARQUÍA Clasificación: 909 HISTORIA DEL MUNDO Resumen: Tells the story of the nation from the remote days of the Celt and the Iberian, through the raids of the Vikings, the Norman conquest, the first Elizabethan age and foundation of the Indian Empire to World War I and the setting up of the League of Nations. Nota de contenido: Contents.
Book one. The mingling of the races.
From the Earliest to the Norman Conquest.
1. Early man - Iberian and Celt.
2. Roman Britain.
3. Beggining of Nordic Invasions. Anglo-Saxon Conquest.
4. Mediterranean Influence Again. Return of Christianity.
5. Second Nordic Invasion. Viking Settlement and Influences.
6. Life in Later Saxon england. Feudalism encroaching. Canute and the Nordic maritime empire.
7. The Norman Conquest up to Hastings.
8. The Norman Conquest Completed and Norman Institutions established.
Book two. The making of a Nation.
From the Conquest to the Reformation.
1. Anarchy and the Restoration of Royal Power. Henry II. The Feudal System. King's Courts, Common Law, Jury.
2. Richard I and the Crusades. Constitutionalism grows out of Feudalism. JOhn and Magna carta. Simon de Monfort. Parliament. Justices of the peace. The Friars.
3. Celt and Saxons. Attempts to Years's War. The Birth of Nationalism. English Language. Blsack Death. The Peasant's Revolt. The Wars of Roses.
Book Three. The Tudors.
Renaissance, Reformation, and Sea Power.
1. The Renaissance Scholars. Wolsey and the Balance of Power. The Era of Discovery. Henry VIII founds the Royal Navy.
2. The Royal and Parliamentary Reformation under Henry VIII.
3. Interludes, Protestant and Catholic.
4. Policy and Character of Elizabeth, Spain and France. The Scottish Reformation and the Future Great britain. The end of Feudalism in England.
5. The origin of English Sea Power.
6. The great Elizabethan Era. Wales, Ireland, Religion. The Boundaries of Elizabeth Freedom. The Bible, Poetry, Music.
Book four. The Stuart Era.
Parliamentary Liberty and Overseas Expansion.
1. james I. Parliaments and Recusants. Decline of English Sea-Power. Buckingham and the Thirty Years's War. Charles I. King, Parliament, and the Common Law. Coke and eliot. Laud and Strafford.
2. England and Scotland. The Long Parliament. The Great Civil War. Oliver Cronwell. Revival of Sea-Power.
3. English Village and Town Life. Character of Colonization in Seventeenth Century. New England, Virginia, England, France and Holland.
IV. The Restoration. Charles II. Formation of the Whig and Tory Parties.
5. James II and the English revolution.
6. Scotland and ireland from the Restoration to Queen Anne.
7. The Wars of William and Marlborough. The Downfall of Louis XIV and the Rise of Great Britain to Maritime and Commercial Supremacy. Death of Anne and the Dynastic Crisis.Death of Anne and the Dynastic Crisis.
Book five. From Utrecht to Waterloo.
Sea Power and Aristocracy. First Stage of the Industrial Revolution.
1. Early Hanoverian England. prime Minister, Cabinet and Parliament. The Eve of the Industrial Revolution, Annexation of Canada and foundation of the Indian Empire.
2. Personal Government of George III. The Disruption of the First British Empire. Restoration of Government by Party and Cabinet. Burke, Fox, and the Younger Pitt.
3. The French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Pitt and Nelson. Wellington and Castlereagh.
4. The Empire in the Latter Years of George III. England, Scotland, Ireland, Canada and Australia. India. The Anti-slave-Trade Movement.
5. Early stages of the Industrial Revolution. Population. Canals. Machinery. coal. The movement of Industry. Enclosure. Housing. Administrative. Defects. Laissez faire.
Book six. Waterloo to today.
Transition to Democracy, Development of Commonwealth.
1. Repression and Reform. Peel and Huskisson, Castlereagh and Canning. The Wellington Ministry. The Reform Bill.
2. The Repeal of the Corn Laws. Disraeli and Peel. Whigs and Palmerston. Civil Service. Queen Victoria. Crimea. The Second Reform Bill.
3. Character of the Second British Empire. Growth of Canada. Relation with the United States. Australasia. South Africa. India.
4. Gladstone. Disraeli. Home rule. The Era of the Jubilees. social Reform and Imperialism.
5. Boer War to the War of 1914-18. The Last Liberal Ministry.
6. End of Isolation. Landsdowne and Grey. Ententes with France and Russia. Europe's Drift to War. 1914.
7. The War and the Peace. Between the Wars.Ejemplares
Código de barras Signatura Tipo de medio Ubicación Sección Estado L02670 909 PELs Libro Secundaria HISTORIA Disponible
