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The story of London is inextricably linked to the story of those who have ruled the kingdom. From its Roman origins to the present day, monarchs and ministers have shaped the city’s streets, institutions and identity.
The Making of London traces the development of the city alongside the evolution of the English monarchy and government. This concise, accessible history reveals how the decisions of kings, queens and political leaders have influenced London’s growth, resilience and transformation over the last two millennia.
Discover:
- How London emerged as a Roman settlement and evolved under Saxon and medieval kings.
- How monarchs fortified, taxed and governed the city.
- How ministers and parliaments contributed to the transformation of London through law, administration and reform.
- How conflict, plague, fire and political change repeatedly altered the city’s landscape.
- How London’s identity reflects the shifting balance between royal authority and civic power.
This short book is written in clear and engaging prose and offers an ideal introduction for readers who love history but prefer a concise, structured narrative. Whether you are a Londoner, a traveller, or simply curious about how cities are shaped by power, this is a compelling guide to the forces that have made London what it is today.
Explore how London evolved alongside the monarchs, dynasties and ministers who influenced its history.
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The Making of London
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Embark on a fascinating journey through London's extraordinary history-a city shaped by monarchs, ministers and the ever-changing tides of power. From its origins as a Roman stronghold to its rise as the heart of an empire, this book traces London's evolution through dynastic reigns, political influence and pivotal moments of change.For centuries, England's kings and queens have exercised authority over London, guiding its destiny as the nation's capital and a beacon of political and religious power. Throughout its history, London has been struck by various disasters, including wars, rebellions, fires and epidemics, but it has never ceased to develop and expand, becoming an incredible metropolis at the heart of the largest empire in history during the Victorian era.Through its triumphs and trials, London has always stood as a testament to resilience, innovation and tradition. This book examines the forces that have shaped its character and explores the profound relationship between the monarchy and the city's identity - a story that continues to evolve, straddling the line between heritage and modernity. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9791098191305
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