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Ivar the Viking A romantic history based upon authentic facts of the third and fourth centuries - A Viking Warrior's Epic Journey Through Love and Battle - cover

Ivar the Viking A romantic history based upon authentic facts of the third and fourth centuries - A Viking Warrior's Epic Journey Through Love and Battle

Paul B. Du Chaillu

Verlag: Good Press

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In "Ivar the Viking: A Romantic History Based Upon Authentic Facts of the Third and Fourth Centuries," Paul B. Du Chaillu weaves a captivating narrative that combines historical authenticity with vivid romanticism. Set against the backdrop of the Viking Age, Du Chaillu delves into a tapestry of legendary tales surrounding the life of Ivar, exploring themes of exploration, conquest, and the complex interplay of love and violence. His lush prose and attention to detail position the work firmly within the 19th-century context of romantic literature, a time when a burgeoning interest in the Norse sagas and a fascination with the exotic fueled literature that sought to both dramatize and humanize historical events. Du Chaillu, an American explorer and anthropologist of Franco-German descent, had previously garnered acclaim for his studies of Africa, where his adventurous spirit and dedication to uncovering cultural truths were evident. His travels and insights into diverse cultures informed his ability to depict Ivar not merely as a warrior but as a multifaceted individual. This duality mirrors the author'Äôs own explorations of identity and humanity, drawing on his experiences to craft a narrative that resonates with both historical intrigue and personal discovery. For readers fascinated by Viking history, adventure, or romantic literature, Du Chaillu's "Ivar the Viking" offers a richly textured narrative that transcends mere historical accounts. With its blend of adventure, romance, and historical authenticity, this work invites modern readers to immerse themselves in the spirit of the age and embrace the thrilling allure of Ivar's journey.
Verfügbar seit: 11.11.2023.
Drucklänge: 187 Seiten.

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