The Masque of the Edwards of England (Coronation Pageant to celebrate the crowning of the King)

Charles Robert Ashbee's 'The Masque of the Edwards of England (Coronation Pageant to celebrate the crowning of the King)' is a lavish and intricate depiction of a grand ceremonial event set in medieval England. The book showcases Ashbee's exquisite attention to detail in describing the costumes, decorations, and rituals of the coronation pageant, immersing the reader in the splendor and pageantry of the occasion. Written in a poetic and lyrical style reminiscent of Shakespearean drama, the book captures the essence of medieval courtly life and political intrigue. Ashbee's meticulous research and historical accuracy add depth and authenticity to the narrative, making it a captivating read for history enthusiasts and literature lovers alike. Charles Robert Ashbee, a prominent British architect, designer, and writer, drew inspiration from his passion for medieval history and the decorative arts to create 'The Masque of the Edwards of England.' His deep appreciation for historical craftsmanship and artistic expression is evident in the vivid descriptions and vivid imagery displayed throughout the book. I recommend 'The Masque of the Edwards of England' to readers who appreciate historical fiction, exquisite prose, and vivid depictions of medieval court life. Ashbee's masterful storytelling and rich portrayal of a royal coronation pageant make this book a must-read for anyone interested in the grandeur and spectacle of medieval England.