Celtic Revolution, The : How Europe Was Turned Upside Down from the Early Romans to King Arthur
UK ed.
by
Simon Young
Book Details
Format
Paperback / Softback
ISBN-10
1906142424
ISBN-13
9781906142421
Edition
UK ed.
Publisher
Gibson Square Books Ltd
Imprint
Gibson Square Books Ltd
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Oct 17th, 2025
Print length
320 Pages
Weight
222 grams
Dimensions
19.60 x 13.10 x 2.20 cms
Product Classification:
European historyEuropean history
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From the Iron Age to the High Middle Ages, the ancient Celts were an engine of change for the whole of Europe. This title lets us travels back in time to the moments when this ancient people defined indelibly the ancient, medieval and modern world. It shows that the real Celts turned upside down an area from the New World to Turkey and beyond.
From the Iron Age to the High Middle Ages, the ancient Celts were an engine of change for the whole of Europe. Here, Simon Young travels back in time to the moments when this ancient people defined indelibly the ancient, medieval and modern world. On this entertaining voyage, the reader will visit the hills of ancient Rome in the company of violent mohicaned warbands, pass into Dark-Age Christendom and witness Celtic monks' peculiar customs of curses and talking to animals. And move on to later medieval France, Germany and England where the ruthless vagabond-hero Arthur was to cast his spell over Britain's and Europe's aristocracy. While modern Celtic culture is an eighteenth-century invention, Simon Young shows that the real Celts turned upside down an area from the New World to Turkey and beyond. Leaving their mark on history, they were no less important than the Romans, Greeks and Etruscans.
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