Title: Top Anglo-Saxon History for Non-Specialists
Product review: Fletcher takes a fascinating incident from a fascinating period and expands on it to depict an entire age, and in the process produces what is probably the single best book on this period for the layman. Most texts on this brutal, vital, mesmerizing era are magically drained of life by academic writers with pens full of dust. Fletcher is scholarly and meticulous, yet also readable, even compelling.If more history were written like this, more history would be read.
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