This edition looks back on 2000 years of English history and provides a radical interpretation of a remarkable people. The author applies his journalistic skills to an analysis of the evolution of the English nation, charting the growth of the state from the Dark Ages to the present day.
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The Offshore Islanders: A History of the English People by Paul Johnson
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About Paul Johnson
Paul Johnson was born in 1928. He edited the New Statesman in the 1960s and has written over forty books. His Modern Times, a history of the world from the 1920s to the 1990s, has been translated into more than fifteen languages. As well as a weekly column in the Spectator, he contributes to newspapers all over the world.
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GOR003206558
9781857993813
1857993810
The Offshore Islanders: A History of the English People by Paul Johnson
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