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Discover a collection of timeless tales in "Ancient Ballads From the Civil Wars of Granada, and the Twelve Peers of France," translated by Thomas Rodd. This anthology revives the spirit of medieval romance and conflict, presenting a vivid tapestry of historical events and legendary figures. These ballads, echoing from the civil wars of Granada and the heroic sagas of the Twelve Peers of France, offer a glimpse into the passions, valor, and struggles of bygone eras.
Rodd's translation captures the essence of these ancient verses, ensuring that the drama and emotion resonate with modern readers. Whether you are a lover of poetry, history, or folklore, this collection promises to transport you to a world where honor and adventure reign supreme.
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