Three Legions
Three Legions by Rosemary Sutcliff is a collection of three novels set in Roman Britain, published by Puffin in 1985. This edition spans 225 pages and is presented in English. The book includes “The Eagle of the Ninth,” which explores the early days of the Roman province, “The Silver Branch,” set during the time of the rebel general Carausius, and “The Lantern Bearers,” which depicts the period following the departure of the last Roman army and the ensuing chaos.
Readers will find engaging narratives that vividly portray an ancient world filled with dynamic characters and historical events. The stories delve into themes of adventure and conflict, capturing the essence of life during a transformative era in Britain. This collection offers a unique perspective on the challenges faced by its characters amid the backdrop of Roman influence and the rise of internal strife and external threats.
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A collection of three novels of Roman Britain in one volume.
The Eagle Of The Ninth is set in the early days of the Roman province. The Silver Branch is placed during the time when the rebel general, Carausius, is proclaimed Emperor by his British troops. The Lantern Bearers takes place when the last roman army has left, abandoning Britain to internal strife and the menace of invasion by the Saxons.
They are absorbing adventures in which an ancient world, peopled by warm, living characters, is dramatically brought to life by this award-winning author.
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