Works of the Camden Society; Volume 96 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781144705082)

This is Volume 96 of the "Works of the Camden Society," a series dedicated to publishing historical documents and records relating to British history. Published in 1868, this volume offers valuable insights into the historical interests and scholarship of the mid-19th century. The Camden Society, later incorporated into the Royal Historical Society, played a crucial role in making primary source materials accessible to researchers and the public.

Researchers of British history, genealogy, and the history of historical scholarship will find this volume a valuable resource. It provides direct access to primary source material curated and presented by leading historians of the era, reflecting the methodologies and perspectives of 19th-century historical inquiry.

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