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First published in May, 1885, The Dragon and the Raven tells the story of Ealdorman Edmund. A 9th century aide to England's Anglo-Saxon King Alfred, Edmund helps the king defeat Viking invaders who threaten to overtake the kingdom.

Be riveted by the wit and wisdom of British Roman Catholic priest, Father Brown, as he solves crimes in singular style using logical deduction as an art form. This volume includes these short stories: The Absence of Mr Glass, The Paradise of Thieves, The Duel of Dr Hirsch, The Man in the Passage, The Mistake of the Machine, The Head of Caesar, The Purple Wig, The Perishing of the Pendragons, The God of the Gongs, The Salad of Colonel Cray, The Strange Crime of John Boulnois, The Fairy Tale of Father Brown.

*** Warning: This book contains overtly racist passages. The rest of the story has value, but use caution when letting children read it on their own. *** Beric the Briton is a book by the prolific British author, George Alfred (G. A.) Henty. It tells of the adventures of a leader of a tribe of Britons known as the Iceni. He resists Roman rule but is defeated by Rome's strong, well-trained military. Beric travels to Rome and after many adventures there, makes his way back home to Britain.

This classic book contains the original illustrations and is typeset for easy reading. Both Sides the Border is a book by the prolific British author, George Alfred (G. A.) Henty set in Medieval England. Henty's books are widely used by homeschool students to get a personal look at history. The four opening years of the fifteenth century were among the most stirring in the history of England. Owen Glendower carried fire and slaughter among the Welsh marches, captured most of the strong places held by the English, and foiled three invasions, led by the king himself. The northern borders were invaded by Douglas; who, after devastating a large portion of Northumberland, Cumberland, and Durham, was defeated and taken prisoner at the battle of Homildon, by the Earl of Northumberland, and his son Hotspur. Then followed the strange and unnatural coalition between the Percys, Douglas of Scotland, Glendower of Wales, and Sir Edmund Mortimer--a coalition that would assuredly have overthrown the king, erected the young Earl of March as a puppet monarch under the tutelage of the Percys, and secured the independence of Wales, had the royal forces arrived one day later at Shrewsbury, and so allowed the confederate armies to unite.

A novel of Scotland's 13th century fight for independence from England under the leadership of William Wallace and Robert Bruce. This book was written by the prolific and popular novelist, G. A. Henty, who died in 1902.

Father Brown, a Catholic priest who doubles as a sleuth, is the main character in 52 short stories written by G. K. Chesterton. Father Brown uses exacting logical deduction without reducing the world around him to a mere mechanistic fabrication. This volume includes 12 short stories: The Blue Cross; The Secret Garden; The Queer Feet; The Flying Stars; The Invisible Man; The Honour of Israel Gow; The Wrong Shape; The Sins of Prince Saradine; The Hammer of God; The Eye of Apollo; The Sign of the Broken Sword; and The Three Tools of Death.