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Azincourt»rank: 386par: Bernard Cornwell
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Azincourt»rank: 1247par: Bernard Cornwell
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Sharpe's Christmas»rank: 20486par: Bernard Cornwell
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Lords of the North»rank: 38997par: Bernard Cornwell
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Sharpe's Company»rank: 42862par: Bernard Cornwell
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Sharpe's Fury»rank: 41960par: Bernard Cornwell
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Sharpe's Battle»rank: 42474par: Bernard Cornwell
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Enemy Of God»rank: 1871par: Bernard Cornwell
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Cornwell furnishes a provocative look at the Arthurian legends in Enemy of God, the second book in the Warlords Chronicle. This version of the tale takes place during the Dark Ages, when even the lords of the land lived in thatched huts. Arthur, still defending Britain for his younger half-brother Mordred, faces religious uprisings, Saxon invasions, and disloyalty at the heart of the kingdom. His uncompromising belief in oaths and his optimistic blindness to human betrayal isolate him from even his closest friends. At the same time, ... |
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Pale Horseman»rank: 43824par: Bernard Cornwell
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Cornwell furnishes a provocative look at the Arthurian legends in Enemy of God, the second book in the Warlords Chronicle. This version of the tale takes place during the Dark Ages, when even the lords of the land lived in thatched huts. Arthur, still defending Britain for his younger half-brother Mordred, faces religious uprisings, Saxon invasions, and disloyalty at the heart of the kingdom. His uncompromising belief in oaths and his optimistic blindness to human betrayal isolate him from even his closest friends. At the same time, ... |
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Sharpes Devil»rank: 14706par: Bernard Cornwell
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Cornwell furnishes a provocative look at the Arthurian legends in Enemy of God, the second book in the Warlords Chronicle. This version of the tale takes place during the Dark Ages, when even the lords of the land lived in thatched huts. Arthur, still defending Britain for his younger half-brother Mordred, faces religious uprisings, Saxon invasions, and disloyalty at the heart of the kingdom. His uncompromising belief in oaths and his optimistic blindness to human betrayal isolate him from even his closest friends. At the same time, ... |