The Oxford History of England in fourteen volumes.

The 'Oxford History of England' in fourteen volumes traces the history of Britain from Roman Britain and the English settlements up to the First World War, carefully traced with extensive studies and historical sketches from various eminent historians. Some of the volumes in the series are considered to be classics, some reissued as stand-alone works. Edited by Sir George Clark. 
 
All volumes are in very good condition with only light wear to the extremities. Each volume has an ink inscription to the front free endpaper. Contents lightly age toned with the odd mark, but overall clean and bright throughout. The Age of Reform has more wear to the head and tail of the spine than the others. 

Originally published between 1936 and 1965, this set is comprised of the following: 
 
Roman Britain and The English Settlements by R. G. Collingwood and J. Myres, second edition. 1949 reprint.
Anglo Saxon England by F. M. Stenton, the second edition of 1955. Illustrated with a folding map.
From Domesday Book to Magna Carta by A. L. Poole, the second edition 1955.
The Thirteenth Century by Sir Maurice Powicke, the second edition of 1953.
The Fourteenth Century by May McKisack, ninth printing of 1959
The Fifteenth Century by E. F. Jacob, tenth printing of 1961
The Earlier Tudors by J. D. Mackie, thirteenth printing of 1957 
The Reign of Elizabeth by J. B. Black, second edition of 1965
The Early Stuarts by Godfrey Davies, second edition of 1959
The Later Stuarts by Sir George Clark, the second edition of 1955
The Whig Supremacy by Basil Williams, revised by C. H. Stuart, the second edition of 1962
The Reign of George III by J. Steven Watson, reprint 1960
The Age of Reform by Sir Llewellyn Woodward, reprint1958
England by Sir Robert Ensor,  reprint 1966