哈佛经典35－Chronicle and Romance

　　THE CHRONICLES OF FROISSART,TRANSLATED BY LORO BERNERS DEITED BY G.C.MACAAULAY
　　The Campaign of Crecy
　　The Battle of Poitiers
　　Wat Tyler's Rebellion
　　The Battle of Otterburn
　　THE HOLY GARLY
　　A DESCRIPTION OF ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND WRITTEN BY WILLIAM HARRISON FOR HOLINHED'S CHRONICLES
　　CAHPTER
　　1.Of Degrees of People
　　2.Of Cities and Towns
　　3.Of Gardens and Orchards
　　4.Of Fairs and Markets
　　5.Of the Church of England
　　6.Of Food and Diet
　　7.Of Apparle and Attire
　　8.Of Building and Furniture
　　9.Of Provision for the Poor
　　10.Of Air,Soil,and Commodities
　　11.Of Minerals and Metals
　　12.Of Cattle Kept for Profit
　　13.Of Wild and Tame Fowls
　　14.Of Savege Beasts and Vermin
　　15.Of Our English Dogs
　　16.Of the Navy of England
　　17.Of Kinds of Punishment
　　18.Of Universityes

　　Jean Froissart,the most representative of the chroniclers of tje larter Middle Ages,The Chronicle which,more than his poetry,has kept his fame alive.Froissart's wandering life points to one of his most prominent characterisitics as a historian,Malory's book is a compilation from French and English sources.These are chosen without much discrimination,and put together without great skill in arrangement,but the author's wholehearted enthusiasm for chivalrous ideals and the noble simplicity and fine rhythm of his prose have combined to give his work a uniqe place in English literature,Near the beginning of Elizabeth's reign,Raphael Holinshed had charge of Holinshed's Chronicles.William Harrison was allotted the task of writing the De*ions of Britaion and England,He Wrote a racy style with a strong individual as well as Elizabethan flavor:and his personal comment upon the manners of his time serves as a piquatnt sauce to the solid meat of his historical information.