Count Robert Of Paris by Sir Walter Scott

"Count Robert of Paris" is a historical novel set during the First Crusade, focusing on the complex interactions between the Western European crusaders and the Byzantine Empire. The story revolves around Count Robert of Paris, a brave but somewhat arrogant Frankish nobleman who challenges the Byzantine Emperor Alexius I, questioning his authority and integrity. As tensions escalate, the novel explores themes of honor, betrayal, and cultural clashes, weaving a rich tapestry of medieval intrigue, diplomacy, and warfare. The narrative also delves into the personal struggles and alliances formed among various characters, providing a vivid portrayal of the period's political and social dynamics.

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Published
1832
Nationality
British
Type
Fiction
Pages
300-400
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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