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The age of invasions of the Anglo-Saxon tribes from northern Germany, the Vikings and the Normans established and shaped the kingdom of England, and forms an essential period of study for all schools.
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The stories of some of England’s most famous kings and queens, and their leading statesmen, can be found in the Tudor collections - from the Battle of Bosworth and the founding of the Tudor dynasty, to the defeat of the Spanish Armada.
The Stuart era saw the beginnings of Britains’s empire being laid and the painful start of its transformation into a true parliamentary democracy, including a brief interlude as a republic before the restoration of the monarchy.
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Regarded as the world’s first super-power, the Roman empire at its height stretched from Britain to the Middle-East. This topic covers Roman life, technology, empire and their influence to this day. These books and presentations are written especially for primary schools.
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Pyramids, mummies, hieroglyphics and pharaohs. Ramesses, Tutankhamen, Ptolemy and Cleopatra. There are many words and names that immediately bring to mind the unique civilisation of the Ancient Egyptians.
Each is linked to the others through religion, culture, tradition and technology. The