Hereford B. George presents a captivating collection of historical tales in "Battles of English History," skillfully consolidating his diverse historical musings into a singular, accessible volume. This anthology aims to make the richness of historical narratives affordable and approachable for readers of all ages. Within its pages, readers will encounter a tapestry of intriguing and astonishing stories, each possessing the power to subtly captivate and draw them into the historical tapestry. Regarded as a classic, George's compilation weaves a compelling narrative, seamlessly incorporating a…mehr
Hereford B. George presents a captivating collection of historical tales in "Battles of English History," skillfully consolidating his diverse historical musings into a singular, accessible volume. This anthology aims to make the richness of historical narratives affordable and approachable for readers of all ages. Within its pages, readers will encounter a tapestry of intriguing and astonishing stories, each possessing the power to subtly captivate and draw them into the historical tapestry. Regarded as a classic, George's compilation weaves a compelling narrative, seamlessly incorporating a plethora of ideas into a cohesive whole. The stories unfold with an enticing allure, leaving readers eager to discover the unfolding events. The indulgent allure of the title character adds an extra layer of fascination, compelling readers to delve deeper into the historical epochs brought to life within the book. Enhanced with an eye-catching new cover and a professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of "Battles of English History" not only preserves the timeless quality of historical storytelling but also presents a modern and readable rendition. George's masterful storytelling transcends age boundaries, making this collection an engaging and enduring read that beckons readers to explore the intriguing chapters of English history with each turn of the page.
Hereford Brooke George was an English lawyer, historian, professor, and alpinist who lived from 1838 to 1910. He was born in Bath, Somerset, on January 1, 1838. He was the oldest of three children born to surgeon Richard Francis George and his wife Elizabeth Brooke. The other two children were boys and a daughter. In 1849, he became a scholar at Winchester College. In 1856, he was awarded a chair at New College, Oxford. In 1858, he got first classes in both classical and mathematical moderations. The next year, he got a second class in the final classical school and a third class in the final mathematical school. He got his B.A. in 1860 and then his M.A. in 1862. George was admitted to the bar at the Inner Temple on June 6, 1864. He worked as a lawyer on the western circuit until 1867, when he went back to New College to teach in the school of law and history. He became a priest in 1868, but he didn't do any work in a parish. When the law school and the history school were split up in 1872, he became the history teacher at New College and did that job until 1891. A big part of setting up the intercollegiate method of teaching at Oxford was his work.
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