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Sword at Sunset Information
352 words, approx. 1 pages
 Sword at Sunset is a 1963 book by Rosemary Sutcliff, part of her The Eagle of the Ninth series. It is a modern interpretation of the legends of King Arthur. This is the first novel that Ms Sutcliff wrote using a first-person singular point of view for...



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 Stage Directions
By The Sword
04/01/2006: 759 words, approx. 3 pages Need to look sharp in a hurry? Give these companies-which specialize in weapons and breakaways-a shot. It's been said that violence never solves anything, but playwrights throughout history haven't been so sure. Many shows, classic titles and contemporary hits alike, eventually dissolve into...
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 The Humanist
Sunset can be glorious.(Sunset Hall)
07/01/2005: 2,127 words, approx. 7 pages In the heart of Los Angeles' predominantly Latino and Korean immigrant Mid-Wilshire district is a retirement home like no other. Sunset Hall describes itself as "a non-profit retirement home for freethinking elders who continue to share independence of spirit and involvement in the...



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Critical Essay by Robert Payne
463 words, approx. 2 pages
 In the best historical novels, history goes out of the window and love remains. So it is in Rosemary Sutcliff's new novel "Sword at Sunset"—which is only theoretically concerned with King Arthur. As history, it is unconvincing. Miss Sutcliff's king has almost nothing to do with the familiar Arthur of folklore. She has reinvented him, given him a character of her own choosing and placed him outside the accepted legends altogether—in a closed world where nothing happe...


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