The History of the English People 1000-1154 (Oxford World's Classics)
by Henry Of Huntingdon, Diana Greenway
Henry of Huntingdon's chronicle details the history of the English people from 1000 to 1154, capturing the era's major events and transformations. Edited by Diana Greenway in the Oxford World's Classics series, it serves as a vital primary source for exploring medieval England's political and social landscape.
About This Book
The History of the English People 1000-1154 is a foundational medieval chronicle originally composed by Henry of Huntingdon. It provides a detailed account of the political, social, and ecclesiastical events shaping England during this pivotal period.
As part of the Oxford World's Classics series, this edition features an accessible translation and scholarly introduction by Diana Greenway, enhancing its value for contemporary scholars and general readers alike.
The work covers significant historical moments, including the Norman Conquest and its aftermath, offering a window into the turbulent centuries that defined early English identity.
Greenway's editorial contributions ensure the text's reliability and readability, making it an essential resource for understanding the evolution of English history.
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