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The Song of Roland

Nathan A. Smyth

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This poem describes the final battle of Roland and Oliver, the mightiest of Charlemagne's knights, against the Saracen hordes. Treachery, intrigue, and heroism reach a climax in the famous battle in the pass at Roncevaux, where "Roland winded loud and long/ His ivory horn," and the action concludes with Charlemagnes terrible revenge....

Language: English

Pages: 101

Format: Paperback

Release: January 01, 1115

The Song of Roland

Nathan A. Smyth

0/5 ( ratings)

This poem describes the final battle of Roland and Oliver, the mightiest of Charlemagne's knights, against the Saracen hordes. Treachery, intrigue, and heroism reach a climax in the famous battle in the pass at Roncevaux, where "Roland winded loud and long/ His ivory horn," and the action concludes with Charlemagnes terrible revenge....

Language: English

Pages: 101

Format: Paperback

Release: January 01, 1115

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