Vortigern: The King who Betrayed His People

Vortigern: The King who Betrayed His People
ISBN-10
0954686403
ISBN-13
9780954686406
Category
Anglo-Saxons
Pages
168
Language
English
Published
2003
Publisher
Wembdon Consultants
Author
Samantha Pepperall

Description

You skewered her with the skill of a hunter , now you talk like an idiot . ” “ It was the thrill of the chase , nature pitted against man . This would just be slaughter ” Cattigern replied . The cub fought on , though instinct told him ...

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