Redgauntlet II
out. de 2020 · Lindhardt og Ringhof
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Darsie is heavily injured after being attacked, but this is not the only obstacle he has to go through. The mysteries about his life are slowly beginning to unravel, when he meets people who turn out to be his relatives.
Who is Redgauntlet and what is his role in Darsie’s life? Will Darsie overcome all the obstacles and return to his homeland? How will this story of action, mystery and adventure end?
"Redgauntlet II" is the second volume of Sir Walter Scott’s historical novel "Redgauntlet". The story from volume one continues with lots of surprises, incidents and action.
Sir Walter Scott (1771 – 1832) was a Scottish writer, poet and historian who is considered as the creator of the historical novel. By profession Scott was a lawyer and legal administrator, but the fascinating history and culture of his native Scotland inspired him to become a writer. Some of his most popular titles are "Waverley", "Ivanhoe", "The Lady of the Lake" and "Redgauntlet", which has also served as an inspiration for many authors.
Who is Redgauntlet and what is his role in Darsie’s life? Will Darsie overcome all the obstacles and return to his homeland? How will this story of action, mystery and adventure end?
"Redgauntlet II" is the second volume of Sir Walter Scott’s historical novel "Redgauntlet". The story from volume one continues with lots of surprises, incidents and action.
Sir Walter Scott (1771 – 1832) was a Scottish writer, poet and historian who is considered as the creator of the historical novel. By profession Scott was a lawyer and legal administrator, but the fascinating history and culture of his native Scotland inspired him to become a writer. Some of his most popular titles are "Waverley", "Ivanhoe", "The Lady of the Lake" and "Redgauntlet", which has also served as an inspiration for many authors.
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