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Originally published in the 16th century, these two chronicles provide a fascinating glimpse into life in Elizabethan London. The first, 'A Survey of London, ' describes the city's buildings, institutions, and notable citizens, while the second, 'Annals of England, ' provides a detailed history of the country from ancient times to the Tudor period. Together, these works form an essential source for anyone interested in the history and culture of the era.
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