Henry III - The Great King England Never Knew It Had
Author(s): Darren Baker
Henry III (1207-72) was the longest-serving monarch of England until the modern era. His reign began with a minority in perpetual crisis and ended after the constitutional issues of the day had been settled on the battlefield. Nevertheless, most of his fifty-six years on the throne were peaceful and prosperous, and saw extraordinary achievements, from the rise of the parliamentary state to the great cathedrals of the land - including Henry's own enduring contribution, Westminster Abbey. Here, historian Darren Baker presents a detailed account of this fascinating and much maligned monarch who was able to survive at a time when others didn't.
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- : History Press Limited, The
- : History Press Limited, The
- : 0.707604
- : October 2019
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- : Darren Baker
- : Paperback
- : 2003
- : English
- : 942.034092
- : 432