Richard Green: 49 books

8 works of John Richard Green English historian (1837-1883) This ebook presents a collection of 8 works of John Richard Green. A dynamic table of contents allows you to jump directly to the work selected. Table of Contents: History of the English People, Volume I History of the English...

• 4 entire books, over 90 chapters! • Over 80 illustrations! • Spell-checked, formatted and with an optimized Table-of-Contents. THE JOHN WESLEY BIOGRAPHY COLLECTION is a fantastic resource that brings together 4 penetrating and powerful biographies of the preacher who transformed the British...

* Formatted, spell-checked, with an optimized Table-of-Contents and over 30 illustrations! JOHN WESLEY, EVANGELIST is an in-depth look at Wesley’s life, ministry and evangelistic methods.  The two main aims of this biography were to, firstly, look at the circumstances in his early...

This unfinished history was being written into the author’s dying days. Starting with the England of Ecgberht in the early 9th century and ending with the Norman Conquest in 1066, this engrossing book paints a vivid picture of this seminal period in English history. Noted historian John Richard Green...

In The Making of England, esteemed historian John Richard Green examines British history from the year 449 up to the union of England under Ecgberht—a distinct period in England’s history, the age during which the soil was conquered and settled, and ending with an England united under one ruler.

In The Making of England, esteemed historian John Richard Green examines British history from the year 449 up to the union of England under Ecgberht—a distinct period in England’s history, the age during which the soil was conquered and settled, and ending with an England united under one ruler.

This 1874 history, a surprise bestseller, brought Green fame and fortune.  The secret of his success was a radically new approach to history, one that, for the first time, gave substantial weight to the contributions and ambitions of the common people, rather than focusing exclusively on aristocratic elites. 

Based on a true story, Only Bloody Lovely tells of one family’s experiences of some of Sheffield’s history of disasters and the ensuing impact and distress on the family. During his national service Harold Kingswood was stationed at Pembroke Dock, a flying boat station in Wales. At the...

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pubOne.info thank you for your continued support and wish to present you this new edition. The breaking off of negotiations was followed on both sides by preparations for immediate war. Hampden, Pym, and Holles became the guiding spirits of a Committee of Public Safety which was created by Parliament...