The History of the United Kingdom

By: History Nerds

Narrated by: Dave Thackara

Whether you want to revise for a history exam or if you just fancy a break neck introduction to the United Kingdom this is the book for you.

We take you on a concise history tour from the pre-historic Briton all the way to modern day wars at a speed and efficiency that will leave you informed with all the details you need to know about the United Kingdom's history. Pick up your copy today and find out about Kings, Queens, modern day rulers and everything in between including Irish and Scottish rebellions.

Brought to you by the History Nerds.

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enjoyable listen

very informative and well thought out. I really enjoy listening to anything history nerds! thanks y'all

Interesting

Interesting, concise coverage of the history of the UK and some of its wars, rulers, etc. Good listening.

Excellent synopsis.

Having struggled with history at school I was a little hesitant heading into this book. I was delighted to find the information well organized, concisely written and easy to follow.
This book brought all I had learnt in a disjointed fashion into a streamlined account of events.
Recommend this book for anyone needing a basic outline of key events in the thousand plus years of our history,

Great quick listen!

If you like history, you will love this book! It covers all the major happenings in the history of the United Kingdom and it is an easy read/listen. It is very much a survey of history, rather than a deep in depth look at everything, but I really liked that. It gave me everything I wanted to know, and a bit more, and it was easily digested. Some history books can be so boring and dull and this is definitely NOT one of those. I highly recommend it for anyone that enjoys history and/or just wants to brush up on their British history knowledge.

General much abridged overview of British history

Good in the sense of general historical content but with a few glaring errors, some of which may be misreading by the narrator (ie: the Roman numeral VI was misread as 4 rather than 6 -James the VI). Also, Queen Elizabeth II was preceded by King George VI, not Prince Albert. Elizabeth I is not mentioned until after her father’s death.