Description
John Reynolds Histories, set in European countries so that no one in England could be identified, comprised a unique and lively collection of stories of murder and revenge encompassing the social, religious, and to some extent political mores of his day. His characters represent all classes of society, and unique in the collection of duello stories and the terrible and tragic consequences which they depict. In Reynolds day and beyond, his book was a best-seller, and was last reprinted in 1779, adapted to the taste of the times. This volume, based on the 1639 volume, contains the first ten of the original thirty histories (Books I and II), with the original foreword and introduction by John Reynolds, and a new foreword by the editor. Other England Books 2000 – Quaker Women Prophets in England and Wales 1650-1700 2002 – Daily Life in Georgian England as Reported in the Gentlemans Magazine 1998 – Power Politics, Diplomacy, and the Avoidance of Hostilities Between England and the United States in Wake of the Civil War
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