Historical Tales and Legends, From the 7Th to the 18Th Century ... (Tales and Traditions, Ecclesiastical and Miscellaneous. Being a Second Series of " (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781144165855)

"Historical Tales and Legends, From the 7Th to the 18Th Century" is a captivating collection of stories spanning over a millennium of European history. This second series, following "Historical Tales and Legends," delves deeper into the rich tapestry of ecclesiastical events, miscellaneous traditions, and compelling narratives from the past. Readers will encounter a world of kings and commoners, saints and sinners, as they explore the folklore and legends that have shaped European identity.

Compiled by Tales, this volume offers a window into the social history of Europe, presenting a blend of documented events and popular beliefs that illuminate the lives and experiences of people throughout the ages. Discover the enduring power of storytelling and the fascinating interplay between history and imagination in this engaging anthology.

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