The Kelt
Julius Caesar is remembered for his ambition and campaigns to make Rome the center of the world. In his writings he documents many who tried to stem his bellicose tide but one man, one young Celt stood against him and challenged his arrogance. This Gallic Celt took a stance astride the land of Gaul and braved the Roman's claim to his lands. Vercingetorix, the rebel prince, the mangod of the Arverni is fleshed out by Frank James in this novel, The Kelt.
295 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2003 by Saga Books · ISBN 9781894936156
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Editions
2 editions
English
- The Kelt · Saga Books · 2003 · ISBN 9781894936156 This page
- The Kelt · Saga Books · 2005 · ISBN 9781897512791
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