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The Children of Westminster Abbey: Studies in English History

By Rose Georgina Kingsley

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

From fisherman's visions to royal legacies, discover how young lives echo through the ancient halls of Westminster Abbey, shaping the destiny of England.

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2010-06-23
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"The Children of Westminster Abbey: Studies in English History" by Rose Georgina Kingsley is a journey through the past centered on the iconic Westminster Abbey, revealing captivating stories of England's royal youth and pivotal events that molded the nation's identity. The book skillfully connects the Abbey to England's ongoing story, blending tales of dramatic events, honor, and the country's development. Starting with the tale of Edric, a fisherman who met St. Peter and agreed to the promise of plentiful fish for attention, Kingsley presents the Abbey's beginnings and its notable place in history, remembering the lives of figures like Edward the Confessor and Henry III; she paints vivid architectural descriptions with a feeling of peace, describing the Abbey. The reader is set to understand the significant children that the Abbey holds behind its walls—as well as the overall themes of English history.

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