Step back into 7th century Anglo-Saxon England with "The Paladins of Edwin the Great," a historical fiction account of Edwin, King of Northumbria. Clements R. Markham vividly recreates the world of Northumbria, a land of warriors and shifting allegiances.
This meticulously prepared edition brings to life a tale steeped in historical detail, offering a glimpse into the reign of one of England's early kings. Explore the challenges faced by Edwin as he navigates a landscape shaped by conflict and the ever-present threat of war. "The Paladins of Edwin the Great" provides a window into a formative period of English history, capturing the spirit of a bygone era. Readers interested in Anglo-Saxon England and the lives of its rulers will find a compelling narrative within these pages, a timeless story of courage and leadership.
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