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The Pale Horseman (The Saxon Chronicles Series #2) by Bernard Cornwell, Bernard Cornwell is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Uhtred is a Saxon, cheated of his inheritance and adrift in a world of fire, sword, and treachery. He has to make a choice: whether to fight for the Vikings, who raised him, or for King Alfred the Great of Wessex, who dislikes him. In the late ninth century, Wessex is the last English kingdom. The rest have fallen to the Danish Vikings, a story told in The Last Kingdom, the New York Times bestselling novel in which Uhtred's tale began. Now the Vikings want to finish England. They assemble the Great Army, whose one ambition is to conquer Wessex. A dispossessed young nobleman, married to a woman who hails from Wessex, Uhtred has little love for either, though for King Alfred he has none at all. Yet fate, as Uhtred learns, has its own imperatives, and when the Vikings attack out of a wintry darkness to shatter the last English kingdom, Uhtred finds himself at Alfred's side. Bernard Cornwell's The Pale Horseman, like The Last Kingdom, is rooted in the real history of Anglo-Saxon England. It tells the astonishing and true story of how Alfred, forced to become a fugitive in a few square miles of swampland, fights his enemies against overwhelming odds. The king is a pious Christian, while

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Author
Bernard Cornwell, Bernard Cornwell
Publisher
HarperCollins Publishers
Published
2006
Language
EN
ISBN
9780061135699
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Fiction, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction
Rating
4.27 / 5 (418 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-13

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