Delve into the fascinating world of 9th-century England with Jacob Abbott's "King Alfred of England," part of the "Makers of History" series. This engaging volume explores the life and reign of the iconic Anglo-Saxon king, Alfred the Great, a pivotal figure in British history. Abbott recounts Alfred's struggles and triumphs, painting a vivid portrait of a leader who defended his kingdom against Viking invasions and laid the foundation for a unified England.
Explore the early history of Great Britain and the medieval era through the lens of this influential monarch. This carefully prepared edition offers readers a glimpse into the past, illuminating the challenges and triumphs of a king whose legacy continues to resonate. Discover the story of a ruler, warrior, and scholar who earned his place as a pivotal figure in European history. "King Alfred of England" provides a timeless exploration of leadership, resilience, and the shaping of a nation.
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