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Born Of The Sun by Joan Wolf · Booklabria

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Born Of The Sun

HistoryGreat britain

Born Of The Sun

Name: Born Of The Sun
Author: Joan Wolf

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First published: 1989
Language: English
Editions: 2

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The love story of Celtic princess Niniane and Saxon prince Ceawlin is the heart of the novel. When Ceawlin is forced into exile, he and Niniane find refuge with her people. Ceawlin, a gifted leader, gains the loyalty of both Celt and Briton; his destiny is to unite two peoples in one kingdom.

(The second book in the Dark Ages of Britain series)

Subjects: History
Great britain
Middle Ages
Set in: Great Britain
Time: Anglo-Saxon period, 449-1066

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