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- Synthesises andrevises the most recent interpretations into a single, accessible and digestiblevolume – relatively short - for today’s general but discerning reader with theunique selling point of the c410 and 1534 ‘brexits.’
- An entirely fresh interpretation of the creation of the English state, sure to be reviewed in all history magazines
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Toby Purser holds postgraduate degrees from the Universities of Oxford and Southampton with special interest in medieval England, particularly social and political aspects. He is currently a university lecturer, teaching History of Education, History of Childhood and Heritage, all of which afford him a uniquely different perspective on English history. He has published peer-reviewed articles, textbooks and 'The Making of England - From Rome to Reformation'.
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