The History of Gambling in England

Delve into the fascinating history of gambling in England with John Ashton's meticulously researched study, "The History of Gambling in England." This book explores the pervasive presence of games of chance throughout British society, offering a detailed look at the social history surrounding gambling's evolution.

From its earliest forms to its development across centuries, this book examines the games, the people, and the culture that shaped England's relationship with wagering. Discover how gambling impacted various levels of society and influenced the nation's past.

A valuable resource for anyone interested in British history, social trends, and the enduring allure of games of chance, this republication offers a timeless perspective on a captivating subject. Explore the statistics and stories behind gambling's rich heritage.

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