Runnymede and Lincoln Fair

Name: Runnymede and Lincoln Fair
Author: John G. Edgar

By John G. Edgar

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The narrative follows young Oliver Icingla as he is summoned to the royal court under escort of his Norman kinsman De Moreville, provoking family anxiety and personal misgivings. Scenes alternate between domestic ritual and public ceremony, depicting superstitions, chivalric obligations, and the dangers of baronial politics. Travel and encounters test loyalties and expose schemes among nobles during a time of royal tension. The story blends episodic adventure with historical detail to explore honor, kinship, and the personal costs of political conflict.

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John G. Edgar

John G. Edgar was a 19th-century author known for his historical narratives aimed at younger audiences. His works often explore significant events and figures from history, making them accessible and engaging for readers. Notable titles include "Cressy & Poictiers," which delves into the battles of the Hundred Years' War, and "The Boy Crusaders: A Story of the Days of Louis IX," which captures the spirit of youth during the Crusades. Edgar's writing is characterized by its educational intent, designed to inspire intellectual curiosity and a sense of heritage among his readers.