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Ivanhoe A Romance(Illustrated)

Walter Scott

Publisher: Swish

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Summary

Illustrated Edition featuring 20 stunning illustrations
	Includes a comprehensive summary of the novel
	Contains a detailed characters list for easy reference

Features a thoughtful biography of the author, Sir Walter Scott
Ivanhoe: A Romance by Sir Walter Scott is a timeless tale of chivalry, honor, and adventure set in the tumultuous period of 12th-century England. The novel weaves a captivating story of Wilfred of Ivanhoe, a brave knight who finds himself caught in a struggle between Saxons and Normans, loyalty and betrayal, love and war.
Disinherited by his father, Ivanhoe embarks on a heroic journey to reclaim his place, win the heart of the beautiful Lady Rowena, and restore justice to a land torn apart by political intrigue. Along the way, he encounters iconic figures such as the noble King Richard the Lionheart, the villainous Templar Sir Brian de Bois-Guilbert, and the legendary outlaw Robin Hood. In a world filled with grand tournaments, daring rescues, and fierce rivalries, Ivanhoe must navigate treacherous enemies and find his path to victory.
This beautifully illustrated edition brings Scott's masterful narrative to life, enhancing the reader's experience with 20 intricate images that capture the essence of the story. With its thrilling plot and unforgettable characters, Ivanhoe remains a classic novel that explores themes of loyalty, courage, and the clash of cultures, making it a must-read for lovers of historical fiction.
 
Available since: 11/03/2024.

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