The Marsh King
The Marsh King by C. Walter Hodges is a New Impression edition published by Penguin in 1970, featuring 234 pages in English. This book presents a narrative set in ninth-century Britain, focusing on the efforts of King Alfred of Wessex as he strives to establish and maintain peace, learning, and civilization amidst the challenges posed by invading Danish forces.
Readers will find a historical exploration of a pivotal time in British history, highlighting themes of conflict and resilience. The story delves into the complexities of leadership and the struggle for survival against overwhelming odds, providing insight into the cultural and societal dynamics of the era. This edition invites readers to engage with the historical context and the significance of King Alfred’s reign in shaping the future of Britain.
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A story of ninth-century Britain, when King Alfred of Wessex fought to establish and preserve peace, learning, and civilization from the invading onslaught of Danish blood, death, and Valhalla.
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