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High Cross
by Brian J.
Croasdell |
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UK price:
£11.26
US price:
$20.95
Format: Paperback
Size : 6 x 9
Pages: 354
ISBN: 0-595-41275-0
Published: Oct-2006
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The setting is Britain
following the Roman invasion
in the time of Boudica. In
the centre, a damaged
adolescent comes to power.
In a far, new Province, the
dismantling of Celtic
institutions and the opening
of the territory to World
trade is blocked by a
furious native rebellion.
Book Description
The demolition of native
states continues to fuel the
expansion of the Roman
Province of Britain.
Compliant British rulers are
supported while defiant ones
are overthrown. The Order of
the Druids, the single most
important unifying
institution among the Celtic
tribes is being
systematically destroyed.
But, the introduction of a
single currency, a common
scale of weights and
measures, a single official
language, a common legal
system and the opening of
Britain to the World economy
is all at risk.
There are reports of
counterfeiting on an
industrial scale and, at the
moment of the extinction of
a Druids, a catastrophic
native uprising brings the
Province to the brink of
collapse.
About the author
Born in England,
Brian Croasdell
built a career
as a policeman
and a security
specialist in
southern Africa.
He now lives
with his wife in
Hertfordshire.
He has also
written Wool
and Iron and
Empire
Incorporated
in the same
series.
Available from the
following on-line
bookstores:
Also by Brian
Croasdell:
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UK
price:
£21.99
US
price:
$25.95
Format:
Paperback
Size
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x 9
Pages:
478
ISBN:
0-595-31059-1
Published:
Feb-2004
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This enthralling
historical novel
re-enacts the
invasion of
Britain by Rome.
Political
murder,
intrigue, mutiny
and invasion,
underpinned by
business deals
on an imperial
scale, are set
against the
struggle for
freedom of an
artistic and
warlike people.
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UK
price:
£9.06
US
price:
$16.95
Format:
Paperback
Size
: 6
x 9
Pages:
260
ISBN:
0-595-34207-8
Published:
Jan-2005
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It’s just after
the invasion of
southeast
Britain by Rome.
In the City,
there is
financial
manipulation to
fuel political
ambition, while
outside the
newest Province,
a desperate
British defence
of the West
takes place.