The eye-witness
Subtitle: being a series of descriptions and sketches in which it is attempted to reproduce certain incidents and periods in history, as from the testimony of a person present at each
By: by H. Belloc
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Published: 1916
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 284
Subjects: History
Table of contents: title: Motive of this book.; title: The two soldiers (August 26, B.C. 55); title: The Christian (179 A.D.); title: The general officer (about 370 A.D.; title: The pagans (about 420 A.D.); title: The barrarians (about 700 A.D.); title: Roncesvalles (778 A.D.); title: The Danish boat (about 780 A.D.); title: The Saxon school (1002); title: The night after Hastings (1066); title: Runnymede (1215); title: The armies before lewes (1264); title: The battle of Lewes (1264); title: Cressy (1346); title: The end of Henry IV (1413); title: The Familiar (1588); title: The Ark-royall (1588); title: The apprentice (1649); title: The end of the Stuarts (1688); title: Saratoga (1777); title: Drouets ride (1791); title: The guns at Valmy (1792); title: Mr Barrs annoyance (1793); title: Gornay (1794); title: Thermidor (1794); title: Napoleon in the Guadarrama (1808); title: The barricade (1871); title: The politican (1906)