by P H Ditchfield and Alice Dryden. 1911. 299p

This book presents a comprehensive exploration of Leicestershire's history, focusing on significant events, notable figures, and the region's cultural heritage. The introductory chapter connects various papers, bridging gaps in the narrative of the county's past, particularly emphasizing the appreciation of pre-Norman Conquest civilizations and artistry. Contributions from various authors, along with illustrations and photographs, enrich the text, aiming to inspire contemporary readers to delve deeper into their historical inheritance.