Henry Treece

Biography

Henry Treece was a British poet and writer, who worked also as a teacher, and editor.

He is perhaps best remembered now as a historical novelist, particularly as a children's historical novelist, although he also wrote some adult historical novels.

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Country: United Kingdom
Gender: Male
Place of birth: Wednesbury
Birth date: 22 December 1911
Nationality: British

But doctor, even you, a Hittite, saw what our Mycenaean shields were like! Oh, don’t smile, I may be an old woman, but I known what I am talking about, and if you will be patient, you will understand, too… You do not see the wholeness of things, the Virtue, the arête.

Books

Viking Saga
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Golden Strangers
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Great Captains
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Horned helmet
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A fugitive from his native iceland and without family, beorn cannot believe his good fortune in being adopted by a powerful viking warrior.
Children's crusade
Henry Treece
The story follows the adventures of geoffrey and alys de villacours, who in 1212 set out on a great crusade of children, bent on making their way to the holy land to free jerusalem.
Horned helmet
Henry Treece
A fugitive from his native iceland and without family, beorn cannot believe his good fortune in being adopted by a powerful viking warrior.
Great captains
Henry Treece
The epic romance of king arthur"this is the story of 'king' arthur, as i think it might have happened," henry treece wrote about his novel.
Swords from the North
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Man with a sword
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The story of hereward, called hereward the wake after his death, in which the author has blended fact and fiction, as he does so well.
Horned helmet
Henry Treece
A fugitive from his native iceland and without family, beorn cannot believe his good fortune in being adopted by a powerful viking warrior.
Bronze sword
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War dog
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With his spiked bronze collar and shaggy black coat, bran the war dog makes an impressive figure.
Last of the Vikings
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Harald hardrada met his death in 1066, fighting at stamford bridge against king harold godwinson of england.
Dark island
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Last of the Vikings
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Harald hardrada met his death in 1066, fighting at stamford bridge against king harold godwinson of england.
Road to Miklagard
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Harald is now a young man, his father has died.
Don't expect any mercy!
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Children's Crusade
Henry Treece
The story follows the adventures of geoffrey and alys de villacours, who in 1212 set out on a great crusade of children, bent on making their way to the holy land to free jerusalem.
Hounds of the king
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How beornoth joined king harold's body-guard and stood with him in his last two great battles..
Bronze sword
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Man with a sword
Henry Treece
The story of hereward, called hereward the wake after his death, in which the author has blended fact and fiction, as he does so well.
Jason
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The misty, fascinating figure of jason leaps in new dramatic life in this novel by henry treece - one which combines deep research into legend and atmosphere with fire and imagination of a matchless storyteller..
War dog
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Invaders
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Here are three dramatic and exciting stories, each set in a different historical period - i cannot go hunting tomorrow (roman britain): the black longship (vikings): and the man on the hill (norman britain), which has never been published before.
Splintered sword.
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Splintered sword
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In the last days of the viking era, young runolf of orkney, dazzled by an idealization of the viking world of folksong and myth, set out to seek his fortune with a band of ruthless adventurers..
Viking's sunset.
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Viking's dawn
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Harold is an adolescent who sails with his father on a raid to scotland.
Vinland the Good
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Viking's dawn.
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Man with a sword
Henry Treece
The story of hereward, called hereward the wake after his death, in which the author has blended fact and fiction, as he does so well.
Eagles have flown
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Windswept city
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The war between the greeks and the city of troy had been going on for ten years when the boy asterius slipped outside the city walls and witnessed the murder of palmedes in the greek camp.
Horned helmet
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A fugitive from his native iceland and without family, beorn cannot believe his good fortune in being adopted by a powerful viking warrior.
Viking's dawn
Henry Treece
Viking's sunset
Henry Treece
Harald is now a mature man, and enjoying a peaceful life of farming with his wife and sons.
Queen's brooch.
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The first time marcus met queen boudicca he thought she was going to ride him down on her black horse.
Last of the Vikings
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Oedipus.
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Dream-time
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At the dawn of human existence a young boy named crookleg has mastery over a new kind of magic.
Last of the Vikings
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Road to Miklagard
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Golden Strangers.
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Hounds of the king
Henry Treece
Vinland the Good
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Queen's brooch.
Henry Treece
Viking's dawn
Henry Treece
Harold is an adolescent who sails with his father on a raid to scotland.
Viking's sunset
Henry Treece
Harald is now a mature man, and enjoying a peaceful life of farming with his wife and sons.
The last of the Vikings.
Henry Treece
Golden strangers.
Henry Treece
Swords from the North.
Henry Treece
Windswept city
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Bang, you're dead.
Henry Treece
Green Man.
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The Queen's Brooch.
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Queen's Brooch.
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Eagle King
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An adventure novel based on the ancient legend of oedipus, king of thebes..
Splintered sword
Henry Treece
In the last days of the viking era, young runolf of orkney, dazzled by an idealization of the viking world of folksong and myth, set out to seek his fortune with a band of ruthless adventurers..
Hounds of the king
Henry Treece
Bronze sword
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