A people's history of England

England countryside, illustration by Clifford Harper

English countryside, illustration by Clifford Harper

This classic 1938 work by AL Morton lays out the main outlines and most important turning points of British history - from the point of view of the ordinary people - in a clear and jargon-free style.

Attachments

England-part-1.pdf (9.68 MB)

England-part-2.pdf (7.73 MB)

Comments

Hi, I would like to read

Hi, I would like to read this, is it possible to be available as MOBI?

I'd just download the pdf and

I'd just download the pdf and use this (or some similar) site (pdf to mobi converter).

Got it but not read it

Got it but not read it yet-purchased from old bookshop in Camden Lock

Thank you, I did not know

Thank you, I did not know these types of sites existed

Khawaga, if you've converted

Khawaga, if you've converted it to mobi (or epub) do you think you could upload it here?

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