This important historical work, written by the medieval chronicler Matthew Paris, offers a detailed account of English history from the time of the Roman occupation to the early 14th century. Paris was a skilled and meticulous chronicler, and his work provides valuable insight into the politics, culture, and daily life of the era. This edition, with notes by Frederic Madden, is an essential resource for historians of medieval England.

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