A Child History Of England

The narrative explores the early history of the British Isles, depicting a time before significant trade and contact with the outside world. It describes the isolation of the Islands, inhabited by primitive tribes unaware of global developments. The arrival of the Phoenicians, known for their trade, introduces valuable resources like tin and lead, leading to cultural exchanges. As traders interact with the native populations, the once savage Islanders begin to evolve into a more complex society, influenced by various foreign settlers over time.