Summary:
"Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, 'David, St' to 'Demidov'" by Various is a scholarly compilation of articles covering a wide range of subjects, reflecting the knowledge and editorial practices prevalent in the early 20th century. This specific slice of the encyclopedia focuses on notable people, places, and terms associated with the "David" entries, encompassing historical figures, geographic locations, and concepts relevant to the given entries, showcasing the era's effort to document human knowledge comprehensively. At the start of this volume, entries include summaries of significant figures like St. David, the national saint of Wales, and various Scottish kings named David, providing insights into their contributions and historical contexts. It describes the life of St. David, the roles of David I and David II in Scottish history, and touches on various cultural and religious aspects related to their respective eras. Each article is succinct, summarizing key events and contributions, while also hinting at the broader relevance of these individuals within their respective spheres, making this volume a valuable resource for readers interested in historical narratives and personalities. (This is an automatically generated summary.)