Quote by Arthur Conan Doyle

This work presents a depiction of knighthood and military campaigns during the extended period of conflict known as the Hundred Years' War. The narrative centers onSir Nigel Loring, a young knight who rides to war alongside other nobles and soldiers. The story traces his experiences through battles and campaigns of the era, including engagements between the English and French forces. The novel is set against the backdrop of medieval military life, featuring armor, weapons, castles, and the political tensions of the period. As a historical fiction work traditionally directed at young readers, the book emphasizes themes of loyalty, courage, and honor in combat. The author, known for writing educational historical adventure novels, weaves factual elements of the war epoch into a narrative of personal growth and military experience. more