The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle (Everyman's University Library)
A foundational historical record of England from Roman times to the twelfth century, compiled by monks and presented here in modern English translation.
About This Book
The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle is a collection of annals recounting the history of England from the Roman period to the middle of the twelfth century.
Compiled by monks in various religious houses, the work offers contemporary accounts of major events, rulers, and invasions.
This Everyman's University Library edition presents the chronicle in a modern English translation suitable for study and reference.
The text remains an essential primary source for understanding Anglo-Saxon and early Norman England.
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