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Our Island Story

H.E. Marshall's narrative history of Britain from Albion to Victoria

Source:H.E. Marshall (UPenn)

Grade:5

Lessons:114

Difficulty:★★★★★

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Lessons

THE STORIES OF ALBION AND BRUTUS

THE COMING OF THE ROMANS

THE ROMANS COME AGAIN

HOW CALIGULA CONQUERED BRITAIN, AND HOW CARACTACUS REFUSED TO BE CONQUERED

THE STORY OF A WARRIOR QUEEN

THE LAST OF THE ROMANS

THE STORY OF ST. ALBAN

VORTIGERN AND KING CONSTANS

THE STORY OF THE COMING OF HENGIST AND HORSA

HENGIST'S TREACHERY

THE STORY OF HOW THE GIANT'S DANCE WAS BROUGHT TO BRITAIN

THE COMING OF ARTHUR

THE FOUNDING OF THE ROUND TABLE

THE STORY OF GREGORY AND THE PRETTY CHILDREN

HOW KING ALFRED LEARNED TO READ

KING ALFRED IN THE COWHERD'S COTTAGE

MORE ABOUT ALFRED THE GREAT

ETHELRED THE UNREADY

HOW EDMUND IRONSIDE FOUGHT FOR THE CROWN

CANUTE AND THE WAVES

EDWARD THE CONFESSOR

HAROLD

THE BATTLE OF STAMFORD BRIDGE

THE BATTLE OF HASTINGS

WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR—THE STORY OF HEREWARD THE WAKE

WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR—THE DEATH OF THE KING

THE STORY OF WILLIAM THE RED

HENRY I.—THE STORY OF THE \"WHITE SHIP\"

THE STORY OF KING STEPHEN

HENRY PLANTAGENET—THE STORY OF GILBERT AND ROHESIA

HENRY PLANTAGENET—THE STORY OF THOMAS a BECKET

HENRY PLANTAGENET—THE STORY OF THE CONQUEST OF IRELAND

THE STORY OF RICHARD CoeUR DE LION

RICHARD CoeUR DE LION—THE STORY OF HOW BLONDEL FOUND THE KING

JOHN LACKLAND—THE STORY OF PRINCE ARTHUR

JOHN LACKLAND—THE STORY OF THE GREAT CHARTER

HENRY III. OF WINCHESTER—THE STORY OF HUBERT DE BURGH

HENRY III. OF WINCHESTER—THE STORY OF SIMON DE MONTFORT

HENRY III.—THE STORY OF THE POISONED DAGGER

EDWARD I.—THE LITTLE WAR OF CHALONS

EDWARD I.—THE LAWGIVER—THE STORY OF THE FIRST PRINCE OF WALES

EDWARD I.—THE HAMMER OF THE SCOTS

EDWARD II. OF CAERNARVON—THE STORY OF KING ROBERT THE BRUCE AND BOHUN

EDWARD II. OF CAERNARVON—THE STORY OF THE BATTLE OF BANNOCKBURN

EDWARD III. OF WINDSOR—THE STORY OF THE BATTLE OF SLUYS

EDWARD III. OF WINDSOR—THE STORY OF THE BATTLE OF CRECY

EDWARD III. OF WINDSOR—THE STORY OF THE SIEGE OF CALAIS

EDWARD III. OF WINDSOR—THE STORY OF THE BATTLE OF POITIERS

RICHARD II. OF BORDEAUX—THE STORY OF WAT TYLER'S REBELLION

HOW KING RICHARD II. LOST HIS THRONE

HENRY IV. OF BOLINGBROKE—THE STORY OF THE BATTLE OF SHREWSBURY

HENRY IV. OF BOLINGBROKE—THE STORY OF HOW PRINCE HAL WAS SENT TO PRISON

HENRY V. OF MONMOUTH—THE STORY OF THE BATTLE OF AGINCOURT

HENRY VI. OF WINDSOR—THE STORY OF THE MAID OF ORLEANS

HENRY VI. OF WINDSOR—THE RED ROSE AND THE WHITE

EDWARD IV.—THE STORY OF QUEEN MARGARET AND THE ROBBERS

EDWARD IV.—THE STORY OF THE KING-MAKER

EDWARD V.—THE STORY OF THE KING WHO WAS NEVER CROWNED

RICHARD III.—THE STORY OF THE TWO LITTLE PRINCES IN THE TOWER

HENRY VII.—THE STORY OF A MAKE-BELIEVE PRINCE

HENRY VII.—THE STORY OF ANOTHER MAKE-BELIEVE PRINCE

HENRY VIII.—THE STORY OF THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD

HENRY VIII.—HOW THE KING BECAME THE DEFENDER OF THE FAITH AND HOW THE GREAT CARDINAL DIED

HENRY VIII.—THE STORY OF THE KING'S SIX WIVES

EDWARD VI.—THE STORY OF A BOY KING

THE STORY OF LADY JANE GREY

MARY I.—HOW THE PRINCESS ELIZABETH BECAME A PRISONER

MARY I.—HOW A CANDLE WAS LIT IN ENGLAND WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN PUT OUT

ELIZABETH—HOW THE IMPRISONED PRINCESS BECAME A QUEEN

ELIZABETH—THE STORY OF A MOST UNHAPPY QUEEN

ELIZABETH—THE STORY OF HOW ENGLAND WAS SAVED FROM THE SPANIARDS

ELIZABETH—THE STORY OF SIR WALTER RALEIGH

ELIZABETH—THE STORY OF THE QUEEN'S FAVORITE

JAMES VI. OF SCOTLAND, I. OF ENGLAND—THE STORY OF GUY FAWKES

JAMES VI. OF SCOTLAND, I. OF ENGLAND—THE STORY OF THE \"MAYFLOWER\"

CHARLES I.—HOW A WOMAN STRUCK A BLOW FOR FREEDOM

CHARLES I.—THE STORY OF NOW THE KING AND THE PARLIAMENT QUARRELED AND AT LAST FOUGHT

CHARLES I.—THE STORY OF HOW THE KING WAS BROUGHT TO HIS DEATH

THE COMMONWEALTH—THE ADVENTURES OF A PRINCE

THE COMMONWEALTH—THE LORD PROTECTOR

CHARLES II.—HOW THE KING CAME TO HIS OWN, AND HOW DEATH WALKED IN THE STREETS OF LONDON

CHARLES II.—THE STORY OF HOW LONDON WAS BURNED

JAMES II. OF ENGLAND AND VII. OF SCOTLAND—THE FIERY CROSS

JAMES II. OF ENGLAND AND VII. OF SCOTLAND—THE STORY OF KING MONMOUTH

JAMES II. OF ENGLAND AND VII. OF SCOTLAND—THE STORY OF THE SEVEN BISHOPS

JAMES II. OF ENGLAND AND VII. OF SCOTLAND—WILLIAM THE DELIVERER

WILLIAM III. AND MARY II.—THE STORY OF BRAVE LONDONDERRY

WILLIAM III. AND MARY II.—THE STORY OF A SAD DAY IN A HIGHLAND GLEN

ANNE—HOW THE UNION JACK WAS MADE

GEORGE I.—THE STORY OF THE EARL OF MAR'S HUNTING PARTY

GEORGE II.—THE STORY OF BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE

GEORGE II.—THE STORY OF FLORA MACDONALD

GEORGE II.—THE STORY OF THE BLACK HOLE OF CALCUTTA

GEORGE II.—THE STORY OF HOW CANADA WAS WON

GEORGE III.—THE STORY OF HOW AMERICA WAS LOST

GEORGE III.—A STORY OF THE SPINNING-WHEEL

GEORGE III.—ENGLAND EXPECTS THAT EVERY MAN WILL DO HIS DUTY

GEORGE III.—THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO

GEORGE IV.—THE FIRST GENTLEMAN IN EUROPE

WILLIAM IV.—THE STORY OF TWO PEACEFUL VICTORIES

VICTORIA—THE GIRL QUEEN

VICTORIA—WHEN BREAD WAS DEAR

VICTORIA—PEACE

VICTORIA—WAR

VICTORIA—THE LAND OF SNOW

VICTORIA—THE SIEGE OF DELHI

VICTORIA—THE PIPES AT LUCKNOW

VICTORIA—UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS

VICTORIA—FROM CANNIBAL TO CHRISTIAN

VICTORIA—BOER AND BRITON

EDWARD VII—THE PEACEMAKER

GEORGE V.—ARMED PEACE

WORLD WAR

THE HOPE OF THE FUTURE