English life series

Portrays the social life of all classes in 16th century Britain.

A social history of England from the accession of Edward the Confessor in 1042 through the twelfth century, examining the influence of the Norman Conquest on life and leisure in English village, town, church, and castle.

A study of the manners, morals and general conditions of all classes of society in England during the period which preceded the accession of Queen Victoria.

This is a documentary accountr of the people who lived during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Their work, schools, families and occupations are described.

"The author gives an impression of what life was like in the castle, town, village, monastery, and university. Medieval sources have supplied most of the 132 illustrations." -Pocket.

A social history of England from the accession of Edward the Confessor in 1042 through the twelfth century, examining the influence of the Norman Conquest on life and leisure in English village, town, church, and castle.