G. M. Trevelyan Books

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Illustrated English Social History. Complete Set of 4 Volumes in a slipcase.

age spotting to d/j; piece of the d/j is torn off; chipping to the top of the pages 33-38; gift-note on FEP; pevious owner's name on inside cover

"Chronological outline for Trevelyan's History of England by William Huse Dunham, Jr.": p. [561]-586.Abridged edition of the author's History of England.Reprint. Previously published: Harmondsworth : Pelican, 1959.Includes index

G. M. Trevelyan's eminence among historians has received world-wide recognition, and the Bloodless Revolution is a subject within the period of English history to which he devoted many years of special study. His accomplishments both as an exact scholar and as a writer of exceptional ability have given this book a two-fold importance: it is a piece of literature as well as an outstanding contribution to historical inquiry.