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Work

Oath of Fealty

The title Oath of Fealty suggests a work centered on the concept of sworn allegiance and the obligations it entails. In historical context, an oath of fealty was a formal promise of loyalty and service made by a vassal to a lord in medieval European society. A book bearing this title would likely examine questions of duty, fidelity, and the consequences of binding promises, themes that resonate throughout literature dealing with honor, governance, and personal relationships. more

Author

Elizabeth Moon
Elizabeth Moon

Elizabeth Moon is an American science fiction author born on March 7, 1945. Her works are known for their deep themes and complex characters, spanning multiple subgenres of science fiction, including space opera, military science fiction, and post-apocalyptic worlds. more

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