Alda: L'Esclave Bretonne

About this book

In a tumultuous era marked by Roman expansion and the subjugation of Celtic tribes, "Alda: L'Esclave Bretonne" by Agnes Strickland unfolds the gripping tale of a young Breton princess. Captured after a fierce battle, Alda's journey navigates the complexities of identity and resilience amidst the harsh realities of enslavement. Strickland intricately weaves themes of power and survival, showcasing Alda's struggle against her captors while exploring the rich cultural tapestry of ancient Brittany. This historical novel is essential for students and historians alike, offering a vivid portrayal of a woman's fight for autonomy in a world defined by conquest and loss. Discover the strength of the human spirit through Alda's eyes as she confronts her fate.

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