Everything about Scalacronica totally explained
Scalacronica (
1066-
1362) is a
Scottish chronicle written in
Anglo-Norman by the
knight Sir
Thomas Gray of
Heaton in
Northumberland, while he was imprisoned by the Scots at
Edinburgh after an ambush in
1355. The chronicle documents the history of
Britain, and is known as one of the first historical documents to be written by a member of the
nobility in
England. The chronicle shows the political perspectives of
England's governing class on the rest of the world. Although it's based upon other sources existing at the time, Gray did use his
memory and the
folklore he'd heard from his father when he was young to complete the section describing
Edward I and onwards.
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