History Research Guide: History 341: English History to 1688

Translated by John Bourchier, Lord Berners
Edited by G. C. Macaulay
New York: P.F. Collier & Son Company, 1909-14
New York: Bartleby.com, 2001

Note - Sections 25 and the beginning of 26 deal with King Arthur.
Translated from the Latin by J. A. Giles.
James Bohn, publisher.

Note - In this edition, the King Arthur legend is section 50 but in some others it is 56.
Translated from the Latin by J. A. Giles.
Jomes Bohn, publisher.

From the Camelot Project of The Robbins Library, University of Rochester)

Books 9-11 cover Arthur's reign.

(esp. Book 1 sections 14-16, Book 3 section 25 (Synod of Whitby), Book 4 sections 14-17, Book 5 sections 23-24)

in particular on Alfred and on William I

Stephen and Matilda

Murder of Becket

There is also a PDF on D2L.
Peasant's Revolt

Rendered into Modern English by J.U. Nicolson. With Illustrations by Rockwell Kent and an Introduction by Gordon hall Gerould.
Garden City Publishing Company, Inc.

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This version is translated by one of the same translators as that of the Hero of Camelot version. This version does not have the short Prologue and Apology of Nennius sections.

Henry VII obituary
description of Henry VIII
Henry Percy
Love letters to Anne Boleyn
Fall of Anne Boleyn
Letter of Mary
Letter of Jane Grey
Description of Mary
Speeches of Elizabeth
Letter to Mary
Letter of Mary

The description of Elizabeth I starts on Page 47