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Song for a dark Queen by Rosemary Sutcliff · Booklabria

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Song for a dark Queen

HistoryMilitary History

Song for a dark Queen

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First published: 1978
Editions: 5 in 2 languages

Synopsis

The life of Boadicea (Boudicca), queen of the Iceni, who led them and other British tribes in a valiant but futile revolt against the Romans in 62 A.D.

Subjects: History
Military History
History, Military
Great britain, history, to 1066
Set in: Great Britain
Time: Roman period, 55 B.C.-449 A.D; 55 B.c.-449 A.d
Characters: Boadicea Queen

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5 in 2 languages

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