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Ivanhoe - A Timeless Classic of Chivalry Romance and Heroism - cover

Ivanhoe - A Timeless Classic of Chivalry Romance and Heroism

Walter Scott, Zenith Horizon Publishing

Maison d'édition: Zenith Horizon Publishing

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Synopsis

Knights, castles, and crusades—where honor clashes with ambition, and love defies legacy.

Travel back to 12th-century England in Ivanhoe, the iconic novel by Sir Walter Scott that redefined historical fiction. Caught between loyalty to a dispossessed king and love for a forbidden woman, the knight Wilfred of Ivanhoe battles enemies both within and beyond the realm. With Robin Hood, Richard the Lionheart, and unforgettable scenes of medieval gallantry, this is a sweeping tale of conflict, courage, and chivalric ideals.

Whether you're a lover of historical epics, Arthurian legends, or classic literature, Ivanhoe remains a rich, page-turning adventure that continues to inspire readers two centuries after its debut.

📖 This edition features:

The complete, unabridged text

Clean formatting optimized for Kindle

Ideal for readers of Alexandre Dumas, Charles Dickens, and Victor Hugo

A must-read for fans of knights, nobility, and legendary battles for honor and justice.
Disponible depuis: 18/06/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 400 pages.

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