The Crown of Freedom: A Novel of Scottish Independence

John C. Calhoun

thg 8 2013 · Trafford Publishing

Giới thiệu về sách điện tử này

This novel, while fiction and, as such, may at times strain at dates and take small liberties with the personalities of historical personages, will, nevertheless, endeavor to be true to the actual events as they occurred. It is woven around the life and times of one Robert Bruce, (1274-1329), originally Robert de Bruce, called Robert the Bruce, Earl of Carrick, and King Robert I of Scotland. The main character, however, is the fictional William Stirling, whose life is strangely linked to that of Robert the Bruce.

It is my great hope that you, dear reader, will reap some of the excitement I experienced while researching and writing this tale. Unfortunately, the scenes of brutality are products of those times and without which, the true telling of this tidbit of history would not be possible.

Giới thiệu tác giả

At 78, John C. Calhoun has decided to write the story of his life. He’s married to Jewell for 55 years. He has four grown children and ten grandchildren. Having worked in nineteen jobs in twenty five states, he is now retired and lives in Powell, Tennessee. Th e author of two previous books, “Th e Fullness of Time” and “Reluctant Empire”, he enjoys woodworking, singing, and writing. Being a born storyteller, he has quite a bit to tell.