Thomas Leland war ein irischer Historiker und Übersetzer, dessen Werk ein frühes Interesse am historischen Roman mit gotischen Elementen zeigte. Seine Darstellungen der Vergangenheit und seine literarischen Schöpfungen tauchten tief in die Geschichte und das Schicksal bedeutender Persönlichkeiten ein. Lelands Schreibansatz basierte auf sorgfältiger Studie und dem Wunsch, vergangene Ereignisse für zeitgenössische Leser lebendig werden zu lassen.
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This abridged version of Thomas Leland's classic history of Ireland offers a comprehensive overview of the country's rich and complex past. From the arrival of the Celts to the modern era, this book covers everything from wars and conquests to art and literature. Whether you're a student of Irish history or simply a curious reader, this book is an essential resource for understanding this fascinating country.
With its detailed examination of the life and reign of Philip, King of Macedon, this book offers a compelling insight into the political and social dynamics of ancient Greece. Drawing on a range of sources, the author provides a comprehensive understanding of Philip's achievements and his impact on Macedonian and Greek history.
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