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Books by 彼得·阿克罗伊德

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  1. The Tudor Dynasty: Religious Reformation and the Struggle for Power (A Six-Part History of England) 都铎王朝:宗教改革与权力之争(英格兰史六部曲) Historical316k WordsCompleted The six-volume History of England series is the signature work of historian Peter Ackroyd. It comprises Empire, The Tudors, Rebellion, Revolution, Dominion, and Innovation. With sweeping prose, it tells the story of this legendary nation’s history: how a once-isolated island nation, through the Reformation, parliamentary government, revolutions in technology and thought, and the expansion of trade and colonialism, gradually became an empire on which the sun never set; and how, as the empire decl 16.3kReads9.5Score252Shelves
  2. The Foundations of Empire: From Prehistory to the House of Plantagenet (A Six-Book History of England) 帝国基业:从史前到金雀花王朝(英格兰史六部曲) Historical312k WordsCompleted Peter Ackroyd’s “Six-Volume History of England” is a landmark work by the historian. It comprises six volumes: Foundation, Tudor, Rebellion, Revolution, Dominion, and Renewal. With sweeping prose, it traces the historical journey of this legendary nation: how a once-isolated island, through the Reformation, parliamentary government, revolutions in technology and ideas, and the expansion of trade and colonialism, gradually became an empire on which the sun never set, with territories spanning the 104Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  3. The Six-Part History of England (6 Volumes) 英格兰史六部曲(共6册) Historical1.8M WordsCompleted Peter Ackroyd's six-volume “History of England” is the acclaimed historical writer's signature work. It comprises six books: Foundation, The Tudors, Rebellion, Revolution, Dominion, and Innovation. With sweeping prose, it traces the history of this legendary nation: how an once-isolated island, through the Reformation, parliamentary government, revolutions in technology and thought, and the expansion of trade and colonies, gradually became an empire on which the sun never set; and how, as that e 80Reads9.2Score—Shelves