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This book vividly depicts the history of Britain for more than two thousand years, and its rise and decline are both thought-provoking. The author's academic background is also very strong, and the ideas in the book are very enlightening. After reading it, I understand better that the development of the country needs to constantly adapt to the changes of the times, and it also makes me cherish my current life more. Recommended to friends who are interested in history!

It is not first-hand material, nor is it a systematic level like domestic history books. I don't know if it's a translation problem, but it reads almost like a second-rate novel. Many of the author's views in the article are subjective, but the stance is left-leaning. It is a very interesting book. However, in terms of perspectives and materials, many things in Europe are isolated evidence. The history from the Celts to ancient Rome is like an epic.