Plantagenet Somerset Fry (1931–1996)
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Best Castles - England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales: The Essential Guide for Visiting and Enjoying (2006) 28 exemplaren
Castles, Scotland and the English Borders: The Essential Visitor Guide to the Best of the Region (2007) 6 exemplaren
Kings and Queens of England and Scotland 1 exemplaar
Millennium Silver Classic: History of the World (Eyewitness Guides: Millennium Silver Classics) (1999) 1 exemplaar
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A useful guide to the dates of the monarchs and some of the things that happened during their reigns
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A SHORT history of Ireland covering about 8,000 years in 340 pages!
Not exactly packed with details, but it's indexed and has enough references and descriptions of key people and events to provide a good starting point for further reading. My edition was published in 1993 by Barnes & Noble and it doesn't appear to have been updated since the first edition in 1988; it still ends in the early 70's, with no updates on the modern "Troubles" in Northern Ireland. If your interest is in anything later than the 60's, you need to look elsewhere.
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