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William the Conqueror. The Last Viking
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- Nombre de pages96
- PrésentationBroché
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids0.42 kg
- Dimensions19,5 cm × 24,0 cm × 0,9 cm
- ISBN978-2-8151-0317-6
- EAN9782815103176
- Date de parution01/06/2016
- ÉditeurOREP Editions
- TraducteurHeather Inglis
Résumé
William the Conqueror's Channel crossing in 1066 went down in legend, but did you know that it was also the last Viking expedition in history ? The story began three centuries earlier, on the North Sea coasts. Then, in the year 911, the King of France entrusted the Viking chief Rollo with the county of Rouen. In 1066, his descendant, William the Bastard, seventh Duke of Normandy, in turn went down in history by uniting the opposite shores of the English Channel.
Just like the expeditions the Northmen had led as far as Russia and America, the Norman Conquest of England was a great maritime and warring enterprise. This book tells you why and how William the Conqueror was the last of the Vikings...
Just like the expeditions the Northmen had led as far as Russia and America, the Norman Conquest of England was a great maritime and warring enterprise. This book tells you why and how William the Conqueror was the last of the Vikings...
William the Conqueror's Channel crossing in 1066 went down in legend, but did you know that it was also the last Viking expedition in history ? The story began three centuries earlier, on the North Sea coasts. Then, in the year 911, the King of France entrusted the Viking chief Rollo with the county of Rouen. In 1066, his descendant, William the Bastard, seventh Duke of Normandy, in turn went down in history by uniting the opposite shores of the English Channel.
Just like the expeditions the Northmen had led as far as Russia and America, the Norman Conquest of England was a great maritime and warring enterprise. This book tells you why and how William the Conqueror was the last of the Vikings...
Just like the expeditions the Northmen had led as far as Russia and America, the Norman Conquest of England was a great maritime and warring enterprise. This book tells you why and how William the Conqueror was the last of the Vikings...
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