A Child's History of England (Charles Dickens)

The book explores the geographical significance of England, Scotland, and Ireland, highlighting their positions as major islands in the Eastern Hemisphere. It emphasizes the historical and natural forces that have shaped these lands, particularly focusing on the smaller neighboring islands of Scotland, which are depicted as remnants of a larger whole, influenced by the relentless power of the sea over time. The narrative invites readers to reflect on the interplay between land and water in this region's history.