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by Anya Seton
About 78 pages (23,346 words)
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Greed has been the cornerstone of power for many governments, dating back as far as recorded time. What are some other examples of government that have been overthrown or altered by illegal means? Discuss the alternate outcomes for the history of England had Edward continued to rule throughout his natural lifetime.

Colonization and exploration of other lands are prominent throughout this story. What were the most obvious affects of the Norsemen on the places they discovered? Why is Eric the Red determined to colonize Greenland, despite the obvious increase in hardship and harsher climate? Would the colonists have joined him had they been aware of the true nature of their destination?

Speculate as to the course history might have taken had Rumon and Merewyn wed. Would the plot to have Ethelred succeed the throne have worked,.....

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