Raleigh’s Page
Raleigh’s Page by Alan Armstrong, published by Random House Books for Young Readers on September 25, 2007, is a work of children’s fiction that immerses readers in a historical adventure. The story follows Andrew, who grows up near the Plymouth docks, captivated by sailors’ tales of America. His father sends him to London to serve as a page in the household of Walter Raleigh, a prominent figure advocating for an expedition to the New World during Queen Elizabeth’s reign.
In this meticulously researched narrative, readers will encounter a blend of fictional characters and historical events, providing insight into the political dynamics of the era. Andrew’s journey explores themes of adventure and the experiences of early European explorers as they navigate the complexities of their time. With 336 pages, this edition presents a vivid portrayal of the challenges and aspirations faced by those drawn to the promise of the New World.
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ANDREW HAS grown up near the Plymouth docks hearing the sailors talk about America. Knowing that Andrew’s heart is set on going to the new world, his father sends him up to London to serve as page in the house of Walter Raleigh. In Queen Elizabeth’s court, Raleigh’s the strongest voice in favor of fighting with Spain for a position in the New World, and everyone knows that it’s just a matter of time before Her Majesty agrees to an expedition. Can Andrew prove himself fit to go on an expedition to the New World?
Meticulously researched and brilliantly crafted, combining fictional characters with historical, Andrew’s tale offers up a vivid look at the cloakand- dagger politics of the time and a genuine feel for what it must have been like for the first Europeans to set foot on the beautiful, bountiful, savage shores of America.
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