Science's Less Accurate Grandmother

I spent the first half of this year reading the Pelican History of England , a series of nine paperback books chronicling the history of Eng...

The final volume of the Pelican History of England was published in 1965, covering 1914 to 1963; I read that edition many years ago . In 19...

Surely I am at least somewhat biased in favor of this book, because the nineteenth period is my own special period of study, which means tha...

As I get to the end of my project to read all the Pelican Histories of England , I've reached the point where I've read them before—...

Originally, The Pelican History of England covered the seventeenth century with 1952's England in the Seventeenth Century by Maurice A...

My copy of the fifth " Pelican History of England ," Tudor England , is a 1982 printing of a 1950 publication; unlike the other bo...

I'm totally but unproductively fascinated by the paratext of these books. My copy of volume 4, which mostly covers the fourteenth and fi...

The third volume of The Pelican History of England , Doris M. Stenton's English Society in the Early Middle Ages , was originally publis...

The second volume of The Pelican History of England covers the early Middle Ages, from the time of the Roman withdrawal to the time of Norm...

In the 1950s, Penguin released The Pelican History of England , a series of slim paperback (most are 250-300 pages) covering the history of ...

Hardcover, 304 pages Published 1976 (originally 1965 ) Borrowed from the library Read August 2013 The Pelican History of England: 9. En...

Mass market paperback,  254 pages Published  1986  (originally  1950 ) Acquired  October 2008 Read  January 2013 The Pelican History ...

Hardcover, 224 pages Published 1976 (originally 1950 ) Borrowed from the library Read August 2012 The Pelican History of England: 7. ...