Ivanhoé
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The tale of chivalry par excellence
A century after the Battle of Hastings, when William the Conqueror seized the throne of England, the struggle for influence between Saxons and Normans persists in the kingdom. Cedric de Rotherwood, known as the Saxon, wanted to restore Athelstane de Coningsburgh, the native king, to the throne by marrying his adopted daughter Lady Rowena. But Rowena is opposed to the union because she is in love with Wilfred d'Ivanhoé, Cedric's own son... Published in 1819, Ivanhoe is without doubt Walter Scott's most popular work, and remains one of the best-selling novels in the world.
Le récit de chevalerie par excellence
Un siècle après la bataille de Hastings où Guillaume le Conquérant s'empare du trône d'Angleterre, les luttes d'influence persistent dans le royaume entre Saxons et Normands. Cédric de Rotherwood, dit le Saxon, veut rétablir sur le trône un roi autochtone, Athelstane de Coningsburgh, en lui donnant pour épouse sa fille adoptive Lady Rowena. Mais celle-ci s'oppose à cette union car elle est amoureuse de Wilfred d'Ivanhoé, le propre fils de Cédric... Publié en 1819, Ivanhoé est sans conteste l'œuvre la plus populaire de Walter Scott et reste l'un des romans les plus vendus dans le monde.
- Poids de l'article : 474 g
- Dimensions : 21.5 x 1 x 29.3 cm
The tale of chivalry par excellence
A century after the Battle of Hastings, when William the Conqueror seized the throne of England, the struggle for influence between Saxons and Normans persists in the kingdom. Cedric de Rotherwood, known as the Saxon, wanted to restore Athelstane de Coningsburgh, the native king, to the throne by marrying his adopted daughter Lady Rowena. But Rowena is opposed to the union because she is in love with Wilfred d'Ivanhoé, Cedric's own son... Published in 1819, Ivanhoe is without doubt Walter Scott's most popular work, and remains one of the best-selling novels in the world.
Le récit de chevalerie par excellence
Un siècle après la bataille de Hastings où Guillaume le Conquérant s'empare du trône d'Angleterre, les luttes d'influence persistent dans le royaume entre Saxons et Normands. Cédric de Rotherwood, dit le Saxon, veut rétablir sur le trône un roi autochtone, Athelstane de Coningsburgh, en lui donnant pour épouse sa fille adoptive Lady Rowena. Mais celle-ci s'oppose à cette union car elle est amoureuse de Wilfred d'Ivanhoé, le propre fils de Cédric... Publié en 1819, Ivanhoé est sans conteste l'œuvre la plus populaire de Walter Scott et reste l'un des romans les plus vendus dans le monde.
- Poids de l'article : 474 g
- Dimensions : 21.5 x 1 x 29.3 cm
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