Publisher's Synopsis
The Libell of Englishe Policye, originally written in 1436, is a historical poem advocating for the control of the seas to protect England's trade and ensure its prosperity. This edition, published in 1878, presents the original text alongside a metrical German translation by W. Hertzberg, accompanied by a historical introduction from R. Pauli. The work offers valuable insights into the political and economic thinking of 15th-century England, highlighting the importance of maritime power. This book is a significant resource for scholars interested in medieval English history, trade policy, and the development of Englandâ(TM)s naval strategy. It remains a vital text for understanding the historical roots of British maritime dominance and its impact on European politics.
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