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Tells the story of Britain's history through 50 of its most fascinating documents, beautifully reproduced from the National Archives, with commentary from the father and son team of Peter and Dan Snow, explaining why the documents are significant and how they've shaped our national character. 150 illustrations.

Father and son duo Peter and Dan Snow follow the success of "The Battle Of Waterloo Experience" with fifty selections of particularly fascinating documents or objects from Britain's history, from the Vindolanda Tablet to a ticket-stub for the first Beatles concert with Ringo, and further forward. Draws on the collections of the National Archives, the British Museum, the British Library and many others.

Written by father and son writers, journalists and TV presenters Peter and Dan Snow, this slipcased history ties in with the bicentenary of the Battle Of Waterloo in June. Published in association with the National Army Museum, it is illustrated with maps, pictures and removable original documents. 200 images and artworks.

A new edition of the bestselling history of the Battle Of Waterloo, published in association with the National Army Museum. Illustrated with maps, pictures and original documents printed on the page. Includes 200 photos.

For much of its history, Britain has been ravaged by war and internal strife. Foreign invasions have devastated British society, bitter battles have been fought over social and political rights, and warlords have torn the country asunder in their struggles for dominance. In "Battlefield Britain, " Peter and Dan Snow tell the story of eight decisive battles that have done much to shape Britain: Boudicca's Battle with Rome, the Battle of Hasting...

Peter Snow is a highly respected journalist, author and broadcaster who has covered military matters on and off the battlefield for more that 40 years. Dan Snow is a military historian who has presented a number of BBC history programmes. In 2004 they wrote Battlefields Britain. This is their second book.