The Eagles Have Flown: A Story of Roman Britain
Young Festus' family have been murdered and his home destroyed by the invaders.What should he do?Fifteen hundred years ago Britain was facing the darkest period in its history. The Legions had left, hastening back to protect Rome. The great civilisation the Romans had built, the roads, fortresses and towns, were crumbling, and along the coast of Britain, land-hungry wanderers, beached their long-ships and killed all who opposed them.No man could trust his neighbour; all were afraid. All that is, except Artos the Bear, a leader of great strength who like King Arthur has become one of our greatest heroes.
176 pages, 3 editions
English edition · First published 1970 by Klio Press · ISBN 9781800720015
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- The Eagles Have Flown: A Story of Roman Britain · Klio Press · 2026 · ISBN 9781800720015 This page
- The Eagles Have Flown · Knight Books · 1970 · ISBN 9780340039953
- The Eagles Have Flown · Bodley Head · 1970 · ISBN 9780370012100
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