The Three Edwards
The Three Edwards by Thomas Bertram Costain is a detailed exploration of Britain’s history during the Plantagenet era, specifically covering the years from 1272 to 1377 when three monarchs named Edward ruled England. Published by Tandem in 1977, this new edition spans 480 pages and is presented in English. The book delves into the significant transformations that occurred during this period, highlighting the contributions and challenges faced by Edward I, Edward II, and Edward III.
Readers will find a thorough examination of the political and social landscape of England as it transitioned out of the Middle Ages under Edward I’s leadership, experienced the tragic reign of Edward II, and witnessed the tumultuous yet impactful rule of Edward III. The narrative intertwines elements of history and literature, providing insights into the complexities of governance and the legacy of these three kings. This edition serves as a comprehensive resource for those interested in the historical context of the Plantagenets and the evolution of England during a pivotal time.
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THE THREE EDWARDS, third in Thomas B. Costain’s survey of Britain under the Plantagenets, covers the years between 1272 and 1377 when three Edwards ruled England. Edward I brought England out of the Middle Ages. Edward II had a tragic reign but gave his country Edward III, who ruled gloriously, if violently.
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