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Havelok the Dane (eBook)

A Legend of Old Grimsby and Lincoln
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2022
222 Seiten
DigiCat (Verlag)
859-654733012-7 (EAN)

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Havelok the Dane - Charles W. Whistler
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In "Havelok the Dane," Charles W. Whistler intertwines history and legend to fashion a captivating narrative set in the early medieval period. The novel chronicles the heroic journey of Havelok, a young Danish prince who, after enduring trials and tribulations, embarks on a quest for his rightful place amidst the tumult of political intrigues and familial betrayal. Whistler's writing style reflects the influences of early English prose, characterized by its rhythmic cadence and an emphasis on themes of honor, identity, and destiny, making it a rich tapestry woven with folklore and moral lessons critical to the Anglo-Saxon literary landscape. Charles W. Whistler was an influential figure in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for his dedication to historical accuracy and storytelling that reverberated with the cultural ethos of England's past. His background as a historian and skilled novelist is evident in this work, as he delved into the Norse sagas and the Anglo-Saxon chronicles, drawing inspiration from the rich heritage of the Viking Age, which profoundly shaped his interpretations of history and courage. "Havelok the Dane" is a must-read for lovers of historical fiction and medieval studies. It presents not only a resonant tale of bravery and family bonds but also an enchanting glimpse into a period that laid the groundwork for modern English history. Those seeking an engaging narrative steeped in legend will find themselves enthralled by Whistler's masterful storytelling.

Charles Watts Whistler (1856-1913) was an English writer who made notable contributions to the historical novel genre. His work often reflects a meticulous dedication to the recreation of early English life and history. Whistler's literary style is characterized by a rich and detailed evocation of the past, often focusing on periods that were, during his time, less commonly addressed by his contemporaries. 'Havelok the Dane' is one of Whistler's most prominent works, through which he brought to life the stirring tale of a Danish prince, interspersed with elements of romance, adventure, and a strong undercurrent of historical authenticity. Whistler's narratives typically unfold against a backdrop of well-researched historical settings, engaging readers with a mix of accurate historical detail and engaging storytelling. His gift for blending the historical with the imaginative has secured his status as a noteworthy figure within the domain of historical fiction. His works, though not as widely known today, continue to garner interest for their faithful portrayal of English history and their influence on the development of historical narratives in literature.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 16.9.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Historische Romane
Schlagworte 449-1066 • Ancient legends exploration • Anglo-Saxon folklore • Anglo-Saxon Period • Arthurian romance • Bravery betrayal tale • British conquests • Charles W. Whistler books • Cultural richness themes • cultural tapestry • Danish influences • English classics • English literature • epic tales • Fiction • Folklore representation • Great Britain • Havelok the Dane • Historical accuracy narrative • historical fiction • History • Legendary character • legendary sagas • Legends retelling • Medieval England • Medieval England adventure • Medieval Literature • meticulous research • Mythology in literature • nineteenth century revival • Old English tale • oral tradition storytelling • Prose verse combination • Royal lineage quest • Scandinavian heroes • Vernacular narrative • Viking adventures
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