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  • Henry Treece

    
perhaps his finest achievement is The Bronze Sword (1965), a romantic “eyewitness” account of Celtic Britain’s history from the Bronze Age to the decline of the Cymry under the legendary King Arthur. His historical novels include The Eagles Have Flown (1954), Red Queen, White Queen (1958), and his last novel,


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perhaps his finest achievement is The Bronze Sword (1965), a romantic “eyewitness” account of Celtic Britain’s history from the Bronze Age to the decline of the Cymry under the legendary King Arthur. His historical novels include The Eagles Have Flown (1954), Red Queen, White Queen (1958), and his last novel,


    Read More