Coventry The Hidden History

Coventry The Hidden History by Soden, published by The History Press on April 28, 2005, offers a detailed exploration of Coventry’s past. This edition spans 272 pages and is presented in English. The book is based on 40 years of excavation and provides a thorough account of the city’s economic development from Saxon times, highlighting its evolution into one of the leading cities of medieval England by the fourteenth century.
Readers will find a rich narrative that delves into the historical significance of Coventry, emphasizing its architectural features, including a wall with 20 towers and 12 gates. The book focuses on local history within the Midlands, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the region’s heritage. Through its comprehensive approach, this work sheds light on the factors that contributed to Coventry’s prominence during the medieval period.
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Based on 40 years of excavation, this is a comprehensive history of Coventry, which looks in particular at its economic growth from Saxon times to become, by the fourteenth century, one of the foremost cities of medieval England, surrounded by a wall with 20 towers and 12 gates.
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