History of the Barbarians: A Captivating Guide to the Celts, Vandals, Gallic Wars, Sarmatians and Scythians, Goths, Attila the Hun, and Anglo-Saxons (Barbarian Tribes)
V**R
Great book
A very good read it you want to learn about the early tribes of Europe.
J**N
A good read
This book is an easy read, at the same time is covers history throughly. Well written and very informative. Never boring.
C**N
Informative and accessible
Unlike some period histories, this is a very accessible book. While not as detailed as some, it offers plenty of insite into a period that often gets over generalized and largely overlooked. Worthy of being read.
L**I
an overview only
not a book for the serious reader; probably a junior high level book
R**R
Summary
Great read although somewhat laborious. Tremendous reference for anyonewanting to know more abt English and European history. 5 star
K**Y
Book received a long time ago.
Loved the book. I am a fan of what our Scottish and Irish Ancestors did in the past.
R**S
Informative Read
As usual Captivating History has a lot of information for a little money. These are well worth you time.
F**T
Good summary of each barbarian tribe\kingdom. History of Attila was fascinating. I would love to see books on Ireland, Wales and Iberian peninsula (Spain, Portugal, Andorra, Basque)
Great display of the impact of Julius Caesar on the Barbarian world as well as Byzantine Empire after the Fall of the Western empire and how the Barbarian kingdoms contributed to that fall
