Chronicon Adæ De Usk, A, Parts 1377-1421
"Chronicon Ad De Usk, A, Parts 1377-1421" offers a unique glimpse into the late medieval period through the eyes of Adam of Usk, a cleric and chronicler. This historical record provides insights into the tumultuous events and social conditions of England and Europe during the late 14th and early 15th centuries. Adam of Usk's chronicle is an invaluable primary source for scholars and enthusiasts of medieval history, offering firsthand accounts and perspectives on the political intrigues, religious controversies, and daily life of the time. This edition allows readers to engage with the past through the observations and experiences of a man who lived through it, making it an essential addition to any collection focused on medieval studies and British history.
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