A History of Britain: The Fate Of Empire 1776-2000 (A History of Britain, #3)

Simon Schama’s dramatic, broad-ranging, and immensely readable epic history of Britain reaches its triumphant conclusion in this third and final volume, which stretches from the American Revolution to…

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