Explore the fascinating history of England through the eyes of 14th-century scholar Ranulfus Higden. This edition features the Polychronicon, a renowned medieval chronicle, as well as English translations of John Trevisa's work and an unknown writer from the 15th century. Discover a treasure trove of knowledge and insight into medieval England, with powerful storytelling guiding you through the country's rich history.
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