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This Paperback Book item from Capital Books was reviewed on 10-Aug-2008. Search ISBN:1892123738 offer from Abebooks or used books from Alibris. The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels) Reference Book. Classifications : Reference Almanacs & Yearbooks Atlases & Maps Audiobooks Business Skills Careers Catalogs & Directories Consumer Guides Dictionaries & Thesauruses Education Encyclopedias Etiquette Foreign Languages F . Click the following link to view the cover of The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels). Related topics: Reference. Atlases & Maps. Audiobooks. Business Skills. Careers. Consumer Guides. Education. Encyclopedias. Etiquette. Foreign Languages. requestid: d53442c6-4cec-4d3c-af4a-ecaab6a7c117 requestprocessingtime: 0.1828360000000000 salesrank: 766061 edition: 1 numberofitems: 1 packagedimensions: 9085191553
1) Paperback Book The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels) by Capital Books. This book is not only exremely well written but, it is also more than helpful when it comes to traveling around England.¤ 2) Paperback Book The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels) by Capital Books. I love the style of this book, as well as the first--the anecdotes and wit keep even a non-history-buff like me interested! We´re planning a family trip to London later this year, and we´re having great fun picking the sites to see and learning all the fun and interesting facts we didn´t cover in history class, as well as brushing up on those we did.¤ 3) Paperback Book The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels) by Capital Books. What I want in a travel guide is what I want in a good traveling companion: one that is passionate and persuasive about the journey, but not pedantic. I want one that is mindful of the economies of time (history) and distances (geography) and what can be comfortably accomplished in traversing both. Moreover, I want a guide with good cheer and that knows just the right way to pick up the pace and energy at any given moment with a touch of wit and memorable wisdom. Kettler & Trimble deliver all this...again. Their first volume of Medieval & Tudor London firmly established their credentials and "Days Trips South of London" proves they are no one-hit wonders. Even if you prefer solitary travel, I cannot imagine a more fitting duo to accompany you. Their real charm lies in that rare balance of being highly organized and efficient, yet deceptively spontaneous in spirit. What a way to go...and come back.¤ 4) Paperback Book The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels) by Capital Books. With all due respect to "pink-slipped-arizonian," as far as I´m concerned this guidebook (and the one that preceeded it by the same authors) is a marvelous work -- witty, yes, but I hardly see that as a drawback! I spent quite a bit of time teaching high school history, and believe me, if you can find a high school student who knows 1/3 of what this book imparts, then it is one who has a real fascination with history and has made it a deliberate area of study. This guidebook is intelligent, full of useful practical information, replete with accurate basic knowledge of British history and stuffed with intriguing details and fascinating trivia. I have been studying Tudor history for over 20 years, and this book delves into some of the more obscure bits from that and many other eras. I reviewed this book and its predecessor for Renaissance Magazine (see the upcoming August issue) and stand behind every word I wrote in those reviews. These two books are excellent, and I give them an unalloyed five stars, the highest possible recommendation.¤ 5) Paperback Book The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels) by Capital Books. If you are interested in travel sites in England, than this is the book for you. Not meant as a serious treatise on English history, it is a look at sites south of London and what is worth seeing and what you should skip. These two ladies obviously are having a great deal of fun with their writing, and when you pair this with their earlier book on Medieval and Tudor London, you have a fun, light-hearted look at one of the best places to tour on vacation - merry ol´ England!¤ 6) Paperback Book The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels) by Capital Books. Providing a light, humorous guide, "The Amateur Historian’s Guide to Medieval & Tudor England: Day Trips South of London," covers sites that can be visited over the course of one day. For those who want to escape the city for a night or two in the countryside, information about overnight accommodations, restaurants, and pubs that have a link to this period in history are also available. "Day Trips South of London" includes Surrey, Sussex, and Kent. Sidebars, "Did You Know", and "While You’re in the County" will flesh out the site reviews with more historical information and facts about the people and events associated with the South of London sites. Walk in the footsteps of the queens and kings, knights and nobles, clergy and common folk whose colorful personalities, adventures and misadventures made England’s Middle and Tudor ages so incredibly exciting.¤ Page Updated: Robert N. Goolsby, 7-Sep-2008, 18921237389781892123732, 580-480-631-201-571-381-8  The Amateur Historians' Guide to Medieval and Tudor England: Day Trips South of London - Dover, Canterbury, Rochester (Capital Travels), Book, Image © Capital Books
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