Britain and Ireland.(Bibliography)

North Sea Sagas by Paul Jordan (Longman, 19.99 [pounds sterling]) tells the story of the North Sea through the ages. It follows the changing ways of life from prehistoric hunters and farmers, Roman colonists, Viking adventurers, medieval traders to the sailors of the modern world in times of peace and war.

Written by Britain's premier historian of France, Alistair Horne, Friend or Foe: An Anglo-Saxon History of France (Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 25 [pounds sterling]) looks at the Franco-British relationship through the ages, from a British perspective. With both countries' ...

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