Count Bohemond

Count Bohemond by Alfred Leo Duggan, published by Century in 1985, is a historical novel that explores the life of a Norman warrior who established his own kingdom in the Middle East. This edition spans 280 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Bohemond’s remarkable ascent from a junior member of a Sicilian warlord’s household to a formidable conqueror, detailing his challenges against the Byzantine Empire and his strategic maneuvers against Crusader leaders.
Readers will find an in-depth portrayal of medieval warfare tactics woven throughout the story. The book delves into the complexities of power dynamics and military strategy during a pivotal era in history. Count Bohemond offers insights into the life of a historical figure, providing a rich context for those interested in literature and fiction that reflects on historical events and characters.
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Count Bohemond was an actual Norman warrior who carved out his own kingdom in the Middle East–as well as the hero of this compelling novel. History records his meteoric rise from junior member of a Sicilian warlord’s house to conquerer. Along the way, Bohemond challenged the Byzantine Empire and outwitted Crusader leaders. Here is an unrivaled depiction of the tactics of medieval warfare.
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