








The Fourteenth of October
Peacock Books 1st Edition, published 1964. PK39.
Another reach into distant history, this reconstruction of Saxon life at the time of the Norman conquest in the style of a modern novel. The Saxon boy, Wulf, is taken hostage by the invading Danes and later sold into serfdom to the hated Normans. With a follow Saxon, Rafe, he is able to escape to Cornwall and safety and on a large and prosperous farm falls in love with the owner's daughter, Laurel.
Condition grading: Good. Some creasing to spine. Some foxing to both covers. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.
Peacock Books 1st Edition, published 1964. PK39.
Another reach into distant history, this reconstruction of Saxon life at the time of the Norman conquest in the style of a modern novel. The Saxon boy, Wulf, is taken hostage by the invading Danes and later sold into serfdom to the hated Normans. With a follow Saxon, Rafe, he is able to escape to Cornwall and safety and on a large and prosperous farm falls in love with the owner's daughter, Laurel.
Condition grading: Good. Some creasing to spine. Some foxing to both covers. Binding tight. The photographs form part of the description.