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E.V. Shelestiuk a History of England (From Ancient Times to Restoration E.V. Shelestiuk A History of England (from Ancient Times to Restoration) Е.В. Шелестюк История Англии с древних времен до эпохи реставрации монархии Chelyabinsk 2012 Аннотация Предлагаемое пособие представляет собой первую часть курса истории Англии - от древнейших времён до эпохи Карла II. Книга знакомит читателя с особенностями исторического развития страны, политическим строем и культурной жизнью Англии указанных эпох. Источниками послужили работы как зарубежных, так и отечественных специалистов. В основе структуры данного пособия лежат названия глав книг «История Англии. Тексты для чтения» (1-я часть) Г.С. Усовой и «История Англии для детей» Ч. Диккенса. Текст глав частично заимствован из указанных работ, а частично написан нами (41, 51, 63). Также во многие главы были включены наши дополнения, иллюстрации, отрывки из историографических источников, цитаты из оригинальных документов, из художественной, биографической и публицистической литературы. Пособие составлено в соответствии с требованиями программ МГУ по страноведению и истории стран изучаемого языка и рассчитано на студентов филологических, лингвистических факультетов, факультетов иностранных языков и перевода. Оно может быть также рекомендовано к изучению студентам-регионоведам, историкам и политологам. Курс «История Англии» может предварять курс страноведения англоязычных стран либо сопутствовать ему. Дисциплину рекомендуется вести два семестра, она рассчитана на 72 учебных часа. Отдельные материалы пособия могут использоваться при изучении специальных дисциплин (лингвокультурологии, истории языка, лексикологии, стилистики и др.). В качестве методической рекомендации предлагается ряд этапов работы с пособием: 1) задание на прочтение параграфов дома, ответы на контрольные вопросы; 2) задание на пересказ параграфов или разделов параграфов дома (на каждое занятие готовится 3-5 пересказов, возможен индивидуально-адресный подход); 3) на каждом занятии рекомендуется читать краткую обзорную лекцию на русском языке по материалам следующих параграфов; 4) также рекомендуется просмотр на занятиях или в качестве самостоятельной работы дома научно-популярных и художественных фильмов по соответствующим периодам истории. Table of Contents 1. FIRST MEN ON THE TERRITORY OF ENGLAND...............................................................5 2. HOW THE BRITONS LIVED....................................................................................................6 3. ТНЕ COMING OF THE ROMANS...........................................................................................7 4. ROMANS LEAVE BRITONS. THE ENGLISH INVASION....................................................9 5. ANGLO-SAXON CONQUEST. STRUGGLE BETWEEN THE TRIBES. CONVERSION TO CHRISTIANITY ....................................................................................................................11 6.EDWIN, THE GREAT KING WHO FOUNDED EDINBURGH, OR EDWIN'S TOWN. BEDE, THE SCHOLAR................................................................................................................14 7.HOW THE FURIOUS DANES CAME DOWN UPON ENGLAND.......................................15 8.THE TROUBLED LIFE OF KING ALFRED THE GREAT (848? - 900)...............................15 9.AFTER ALFRED'S DEATH......................................................................................................16 10. DANEGELD (987?-1016).......................................................................................................17 11.EDWARD THE CONFESSOR................................................................................................18 12.WILLIAM OF NORMANDY COMES TO ENGLAND.........................................................18 13.THE LONELY CROWNING. THE CONQUEROR'S WORK...............................................19 14.SIR RICHARD'S SONG (A.D. 1066)......................................................................................20 15. THE NORMAN TIMES..........................................................................................................21 16.NORMAN AND SAXON (A. D. 1100)...................................................................................23 17.WILLIAM RUFUS...................................................................................................................24 18.FINE SCHOLAR, OR THE LION OF JUSTICE....................................................................24 19.WHEN THE WHITE SHIP WENT DOWN............................................................................25 20.THE WHITE SHIP (after Charles Dickens)............................................................................26 21.THE CIVIL WAR.....................................................................................................................27 22.WHAT CHARLES DICKENS WROTE OF THIS CIVIL WAR............................................27 23. HENRY II................................................................................................................................28 24. THE HISTORY ABOUT THE PARENTS OF THOMAS A BECKET, THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY......................................................................................................................29 25. HOW THOMAS A BECKET WAS KILLED........................................................................29 26.FOUR SONS AGAINST THEIR FATHER.............................................................................31 27. KING HENRY'S DEATH.......................................................................................................32 28.RICHARD THE CRUSADER.................................................................................................33 29. KING JOHN, CALLED LACKLAND...................................................................................36 30.HENRY III................................................................................................................................40 31. EDWARD I, CALLED LONGSHANKS................................................................................41 32.THE HELPLESS KING EDWARD II.....................................................................................46 33.EDWARD III............................................................................................................................48 34.RICHARD II, WAT TYLER. WYCLIF, LOLLARDS AND CHAUCER..............................51 35.HENRY THE FOURTH, CALLED BOLINGBROKE...........................................................54 36.HENRY V.................................................................................................................................55 37. HENRY VI..............................................................................................................................57 38.EDWARD IV............................................................................................................................59 39.EDWARD V.............................................................................................................................61 40. RICHARD III..........................................................................................................................63 41.SOCIAL AND POLITICAL LIFE IN THE MIDDLE AGES.................................................64 42.CULTURE OF MEDIEVAL ENGLAND ...............................................................................69 43.HENRY VIII (1491 - 1547)......................................................................................................73 44.HENRY VIII. PART 2..............................................................................................................76 45. SIR THOMAS MORE (1478 -1535).......................................................................................80 46.FROM THE HISTORY OF LONDON....................................................................................83 47.EDWARD VI (1538 - 1553).....................................................................................................87 48.QUEEN MARY (1516 -1558)..................................................................................................90 49.QUEEN ELIZABETH I (1533 -1603) ....................................................................................92 AND MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS (1542 – 1587)........................................................................92 50.QUEEN ELIZABETH I. PART 2............................................................................................97 51.RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA (TSARDOM OF RUS).........................................................100 52.THE ENGLISH RENAISSANCE..........................................................................................105 53.JAMES THE FIRST (1566 - 1625) AND THE GUNPOWDER PLOT................................108 54. JAMES THE FIRST (PART 2).............................................................................................112 55. CHARLES THE FIRST (1600 – 1649).................................................................................115 56.CHARLES THE FIRST. THE LONG PARLIAMENT AND THE CIVIL WAR................118 57. THE CIVIL WAR..................................................................................................................121 58.EXECUTION OF THE KING................................................................................................124 59.OLIVER CROMWELL (1599-1658) AND PRINCE CHARLES'S ESCAPE......................127 60.OLIVER CROMWELL, THE LORD PROTECTOR............................................................132
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