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Stories of the Vikings,Used
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Product Description A classic Eurocentric educational work originally directed at younger readers but now suppressed by the presentday antiEuropean political correctness which pervades educational curricula all over the world. This easytoread book provides a concise overview of the amazing world of the Vikings, from the time of their first appearance in Norway, Sweden, and Denmark. As this work reveals, the Vikings were not just a band of seapirates who roved the seas in search of plunder, but rather a race of brave and hardy Northmen who became searovers because the rights and the freedom which their fathers had cherished were being taken from them.In this book you will read of their belief systems, their adventures at home, and their exploits throughout Europe. The Vikings left their imprint in England, Ireland, France, Russia, and even reached as far south as Constantinople. They discovered, named, and settled Iceland and Greenland, and tried to settle Vinland, or North America, hundreds of years before Columbus crossed the ocean. The lives of some of their greatest heroes are discussed to provide a fascinating insight into their lifestyles, and finally the book details their slow and haphazard conversion to Christianity which finally halted their seafaring exploits. About the Author Mary MacGregor (18741961) was one of the most important juvenile historical authors of the early twentieth century. She specialized in classic history and European myths, and achieved fame for her ability to convert complex themes into simple storylines.
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