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Sean Poage
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Euric, King of the Visigoths
Euric has been mentioned quite a few times in my articles, as well as being the antagonist behind the war in my historical fiction novel, The Retreat to Avalon. Let’s talk about this interesting fellow, and especially about how he became King of the Visigoths. For an overview of the Visigoths, you can read my earlier article at this link.
We’ll start with Euric’s father, Theodoric I. Theodoric I wa
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Hengist: Exile, Warlord, Britain's First Anglo-Saxon King:
"Fans of the amazing Arthurian age series will just have to get their hands on this book. This book is a sweeping almost prequel that is a wonder to read.
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"While not the first novelization of the historical episode that is nicely resolved in Tolkien’s Finn and Hengest (Hengest’s Tale by Jill Patton Walsh, who was tutored by Tolkien personally) has that spot. This is more approachable, as it’s easy to di"
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He was disappointed to hear that Drustan had not survived the voyage home and surprised to learn that the Saxons had been pushed back far enough that many had abandoned their colonies and returned to Germania.
What, in the one year of Arthur’s absence. Why didn’t Arthur achieve that?
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a giant of a man. He was a head taller than anyone there, broad across the chest and shoulders, and dressed in a green tunic
Gawain’s green giant of the beheading game.
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The Strife of Camlann (The Arthurian Age #2):
"Book two in this series continues to provide a fresh look at Arthur and his knights. One could say Arthur's knights are presented in a very original fashion here. After reading this tome, there is just one key thought. When is a legend a powerful as "
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