Leopards and lillies (1956)
Alfred Leo Duggan
| Repository | Library | Shelf |
|---|---|---|
| Somerset | Somerset Studies | B 823 DUG |
Publication Details
Format
Hardback
Height
18cm
Number of pages
267p
Note
First Line:
For more than ten years, ever since the king returned in defeat from Normandy, England had been restless: order never quite broke down, but in castles and walled towns there had been gatherings of armed men, blustering and exaggerating their strength to overawe their opponents, then dispersing to meet again at some other stronghold or faction.
For more than ten years, ever since the king returned in defeat from Normandy, England had been restless: order never quite broke down, but in castles and walled towns there had been gatherings of armed men, blustering and exaggerating their strength to overawe their opponents, then dispersing to meet again at some other stronghold or faction.
Dates
13th century