The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle stands as one of the most important historical records of early English history, originally commissioned by King Alfred the Great around A.D. 890. This monumental work was meticulously maintained by generations of scribes, chronicling events from the Roman invasion of Britain to the Norman Conquest and beyond. Translated by renowned scholars James Ingram and John Allen Giles, this edition brings the Chronicle's vivid accounts to modern readers, preserving the essence of its original Anglo-Saxon and Middle English tones. An indispensable resource for historians and enthusiasts of medieval England, this book offers an unparalleled glimpse into the lives, struggles, and triumphs of the early English people.