In this engrossing history, Theodore Andrea Cook tells the story of Rouen, one of France's most fascinating cities. From its earliest origins as a Roman settlement to its role in the Hundred Years' War and beyond, Cook brings Rouen's rich history to life with vivid detail and engaging prose. With its beautiful illustrations and informative captions, this book is a perfect addition to any history buff's collection.

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