Danes, Saxons, And Normans; Or Stories of our Ancestors (1st Ed. 1863)

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J.G. Edgar's Danes, Saxons and Normans is a riveting exploration of three pivotal regions that shaped medieval Europe. The book brings to life the fearless Viking exploits in Denmark, the rise of Saxony as a cornerstone of the Holy Roman Empire, and the evolution of Normandy, France from a Viking settlement to the birthplace of the Norman Conquest, including that in United Kingdom/England. With vivid storytelling, Edgar unveils the ambitions, alliances, and cultural transformations that forged these regions into powerhouses of their time. A masterful blend of history and drama, this work is a must-read for anyone fascinated by the complexities and triumphs of Europe’s medieval past. Get your hands on this valuable first edition and add it to your collection today.

Very Good condition. Original owner was Master J. Wilson who received it as a 3rd Class Prize on Dec. 15, 1863. The contents are clean, no loose pages, decorative embossed border to the front and rear gilt titles, vignette to the spine, light rubbing to head & tail of the spine.

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