£28.00
Title: The Origin of the English Nation
Author: H. Munro Chadwick
Publisher : Cambridge at the University Press
Publication: c1907 First Edition
Format: Hardback
Condition: Covers are good with light bump to corner and spine ends with some fading to back cover. Pages are clean and mark free. Previous owners name to front and it looks like someone has rubbed out something on the first blank page which has left the top of the page rough.
Book measures: 22cm x 15cm with 351 pages
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The Origin of the English Nation by H. Munro Chadwick is a foundational scholarly work that meticulously examines the complex ethnogenesis of the English people. Chadwick delves into the historical, linguistic, and archaeological evidence to trace the various Germanic tribes—Angles, Saxons, and Jutes—who migrated to Britain after the Roman withdrawal. He explores their settlement patterns, the development of early English kingdoms, and the cultural fusion that ultimately led to the formation of a distinct English identity. The book provides a rigorous analysis of primary sources and early historical accounts, offering insights into the political structures, social customs, and linguistic evolution of this formative period. It remains a crucial text for understanding the deep historical roots of the English nation.
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