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The epic life saga of the tenth-century king of Norway from the British author of The Thirsty Sword and other historical adventures. Norse history comes alive in this story of a Viking who became a king. Though he had a humble start in life-orphaned as a child and sold into slavery-Olaf became known for bringing the Roman Catholic religion to the early Norwegians. Olaf's heroic life-from his time in King Valdemar's court to his Viking exploits and battles to his ascension to the throne of his native land-has been heralded in Icelandic sagas. These provided the inspiration for…mehr

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The epic life saga of the tenth-century king of Norway from the British author of The Thirsty Sword and other historical adventures. Norse history comes alive in this story of a Viking who became a king. Though he had a humble start in life-orphaned as a child and sold into slavery-Olaf became known for bringing the Roman Catholic religion to the early Norwegians. Olaf's heroic life-from his time in King Valdemar's court to his Viking exploits and battles to his ascension to the throne of his native land-has been heralded in Icelandic sagas. These provided the inspiration for nineteenth-century author Robert Leighton's historical novel of Middle Age valor and glory.
Autorenporträt
Robert Leighton (1859-1934) was a British author. His works include The Pilots of Pomona (1891), The Thirsty Sword (1892), Wreck of the Golden Fleece (1894), In the Grip of the Algerine (1894), and Olaf the Glorious (1895), among many others.