In ‘Chronicle and Romance: Froissart, Malory, Holinshed, ‘ part of The Harvard Classics Series, readers are invited to explore the rich tapestry of narrative history and legendary storytelling from medieval to early modern Europe. This anthology juxtaposes the chronicles of Jean Froissart, Sir Thomas Malory, and Raphael Holinshed, each reflecting the complex socio-political landscapes of their times while also engaging with themes of chivalry, heroism, and national identity. The literary style varies from the vibrant, firsthand chronicles of Froissart to the romanticized Arthurian legends of Malory, culminating in Holinshed’s comprehensive accounts of British history, effectively bridging past and present through a critical lens. The work serves as an essential resource for understanding the interplay between fact and fiction in historical narrative. The included authors are pivotal figures in their respective eras, with Froissart chronicling the Hundred Years’ War, Malory embodying the chivalric ideals of the Tudor era, and Holinshed compiling a national narrative that informed later historians. Each writer’s personal background, shaped by the turbulent events of their times, led them to craft stories that melded reality with imaginative artistry, providing a framework for future historical writing. This collection is highly recommended for students, scholars, and general readers interested in the foundations of English literature and historical narrative. It offers vital insights into how history can be both recorded and mythologized, encouraging readers to reflect on the lasting impact of these texts on modern historiography and literary traditions.