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London: Blackie & Son. Peacock, Ralph. 8vo, pp. 384. Illustrated by Ralph Peacock. Red cloth, stamped in black and tan. Owner's name on flyleaf, cover somewhat faded and little worn at edges, o/w VG. A novel.

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MP3 Audio CD. Wulf the Saxon CHAPTER I. A QUARREL. The great Abbey of Westminster was approaching its completion; an army of masons and labourers swarmed like bees upon and around it, and although differing widely in its massive architecture, with round Saxon windows and arches, from the edifice that was two or three generations later to be reared in its place,--to serve as a still more fitting tomb for the ashes of its pious founder,--it was a stately abbey, rivalling the most famous of the English fanes of the period. From his palace hard by King Edward had watched with the deepest interest the erection of the minster that was the dearest object of his life. The King was surrounded by Normans, the people among whom he had lived until called from his retirement to ascend the throne of England, and whom he loved far better than those over whom he reigned. He himself still lived almost the life of a recluse. He was sincerely anxious for the good of his people, but took small pains to ensure it,… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. George Alfred Henty was an English novelist and war correspondent that wrote countless works of historical fiction. His novels were highly popular in the late 19th century, with works such as Under Drake?s Flag or For the Temple. One of his most popular novels is Wulf the Saxon ? a story about a young man?s courage, dedication and loyalty coupled with historical insights into the England era prior to the Norman Invasion. Hendy is known for his stories in which he has a young and mostly poor boy succeeding against all odds in various battles. These battles are mostly rooted in the history of Europe, and Henty makes a habit of inserting various historical elements and details that will make reading his books both entertaining and cultivating. Henty also provides an insight into the lives of the English nobility, thanes and peasants of that era while weaving the story with the adventures of the courageous Wulf. In Wulf the Saxon, the author writes about a young thane who is devoted to… Read More

MP3 Audio CD. Wulf the Saxon CHAPTER I. A QUARREL. The great Abbey of Westminster was approaching its completion; an army of masons and labourers swarmed like bees upon and around it, and although differing widely in its massive architecture, with round Saxon windows and arches, from the edifice that was two or three generations later to be reared in its place,--to serve as a still more fitting tomb for the ashes of its pious founder,--it was a stately abbey, rivalling the most famous of the English fanes of the period. From his palace hard by King Edward had watched with the deepest interest the erection of the minster that was the dearest object of his life. The King was surrounded by Normans, the people among whom he had lived until called from his retirement to ascend the throne of England, and whom he loved far better than those over whom he reigned. He himself still lived almost the life of a recluse. He was sincerely anxious for the good of his people, but took small pains to ensure it,… Read More

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