Croatless England. History in faces. Basovskaya N.I.

Indian England is a book that collects fascinating historical sketches about the most legendary, cruel and revolutionary personalities in the history of England. Did Robin Hood really exist? Why did Queen Elizabeth keep a pirate at the court? Were the kings from the stewarta dynasty? Why is the XIX century called the Victorian era? Numerous wives of Henry VIII, the “bloody” rule of his daughter - Maria Tudor, the feast of the life of the cheerful king Charles II and the “golden eyelid” of Queen Victoria - far from all the events that left their indelible trace in the cultural appearance of the archipelago.

Puffed heroes and desperate dreamers in the narrative of Natalia Basovskaya come to life on books and smashes a stereotype about the “choppy” to the Englishman.