A History of Britain in Ten Enemies

Exploring the concept that Britain's identity has been shaped by its adversaries, this humorous narrative highlights key historical figures and events often overlooked in traditional accounts. Terry Deary presents a fresh perspective, suggesting that figures like Elizabeth I and Winston Churchill owe their significance to their enemies, from the Spanish Armada to the Nazis. With a comedic tone, the book offers an engaging and enlightening look at British history, revealing how conflicts have defined the nation’s narrative and character.