Twelve Bright Trumpets
Margaret Leighton
Twelve stories that span
the Middle Ages from the withdrawal of the Roman legions from Britain to the
fall of Venice as Queen of the Sea. Twelve Bright Trumpets is a good tool to teach the general
timeline of the Middle Ages to children from ages 10-13. |
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By Emma Leslie, Illustrated by Sheeres Symmons
"At
a Syrian market two Christian women are sold as slaves. One of
the slaves ends up in Rome where Bishop Gregory is teaching his
new doctrine of “purgatory” and the need for Christians to
finish paying for their own sins. The other slave travels with
her new master, Mohammed, back to Arabia, where Mohammed
eventually declares himself to be the prophet of God. In Rome
and Arabia, the two women and countless others fall into the
bondage of man-made religions—will they learn at last to find
true freedom in the Lord Jesus Christ alone?"
From Bondage to Freedom,originally published in 1877, is
reprinted by Salem Ridge Press. With a softcover, it has 272 pages.
It is suitable for ages 12 to adult. Story
Setting: Rome and Ariabia in 594 - 632 A.D. |
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Augustine Came to Kent
By
Barbara Willard
Rome,
597 A.D. |
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Son of Charlemagne
By Barbara Willard
Up
close and personal look at Charlemagne and his family. Though not the
main theme, it shows the tragic consequences of letting someone else raise and
train your children.
Europe,
Late 700’s |
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Beorn the Proud
By Polland
Ireland,
Another great book! The story involves a captured princess from
Christian Ireland and a Viking prince from pre-Christian
Denmark. You will learn about the time period, faith, and pride in this
exciting tale. Cleaver storyline and conclusion.
Ireland
and Denmark, 800's |
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Set during the Viking invasions of England and France from AD 870 to 901, The
Dragon and the Raven tells the story of a Saxon thane in the time of Alfred
the Great. It takes place in
Britain and Norway.
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By Emma Leslie, Illustrated by W. S. Stacey
"Knowing
full well they may die in the attempt, a small band of monks
sets out to convert the savage Danes who have laid waste to the
surrounding countryside year after year. The monks’ faith is
sorely tested as they face opposition from the angry Priest of
Odin as well as doubts, sickness and starvation, but their
leader, Osric, is unwavering in his attempts to share the “White
Christ” with those who reject Him. Then the monks discover a
young Christian woman who has escaped being sacrificed to the
Danish gods—can she help reach those who had enslaved her and
tried to kill her?"
Originally published in 1886,
The Martyr's Victory has a softcover and 266 pages. It is
suitable for ages 12 to adult.
The story is set in Danish
England around 879 - 883 A.D. |
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The
Vikings
Elizabeth Janeway
Landmark Books Norway America 1000s |
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The Story of Rolf and the Viking
Bow
By Allen
French
A
great read-aloud for children! We liked the story and learned
about honor. I would skip the part where Frodi has a fight in the
buried Viking ship. Otherwise, it is a great study of the Vikings
in Iceland and the Orkneys after they have been Christianized.
Iceland,
1010 |
9781883937010 |
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By Emma Leslie, Illustrated by C. J. Staniland R. I.
"Having discovered God’s love for her, Gytha, a
young slave, longs to escape the violence and cruelty of the
world and devote herself to learning more about this God of
love. Instead she lives in a Saxon household that despises the
name of Christ. Her simple faith and devoted service bring hope
and purpose to those around her, especially during the dark days
when England is defeated by William the Conqueror. Through all
of her trials, can Gytha learn to trust that God often has
greater work for us to do in the world than out of it?"
Gytha's Message was originally published in 1885
and is reprinted by Salem Ridge Press. It has 222 pages
and a softcover. It is suitable for ages 10 to adult.
Story Setting: Saxon England in 1053 - 1066
A.D. |
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A Story of the Norman Conquest around 1066A.D. Takes place in Britain,
Wales, and, Normandy.
- Wulf the Saxon
is also available in an abridged dramatized version read by Jim Weiss on CD.
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If All the Swords in England
By Barbara Willard
Twins serve two opposing forces: Becket
and Henry II in England,
1164. |
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The Red Keep
Allen French
We loved this book about a squire and his quest for the Red Keep.
Wonderful hero and heroine make great role models for teens.
Perseverance and faith are displayed. The battle at the end is a
great model for spiritual warfare: having done all to stand, stand!
Burgandy, France, 1167 |
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In 1190 during the Third Crusade, young
Cuthbert de Lance accompanies King Richard the Lion Hearted to the Holy Land as
a page in Winning His Spurs.
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The Hidden Treasure of Glaston
By
Eleanore Jewett
Taking place during the reign of King Henry
II, this story is a Newberry Honor Book for ages 10+. England, 1171 |
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The Magna Charta
James Daugherty
Another
great read! If you want to know about the Magna Charta and wicked
King John, this book will tell all. Read it along with Winning His
Spurs which focuses on King Richard the Lion Hearted. History at its
best! England
1100-1200s |
9780964380356 |
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The Lost Baron
Allen French
England, 1200 |
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Jane Porter
First published in England in 1809, The Scottish Chiefs
became enormously popular throughout all of Europe. this sweeping epic
depicts the 1296-1305 rebellion of the Scots against the tyrannical King Edward,
a rebellion led by the gallant Sir William Wallace, Edward's "equal in all
things but crown and his superior in being true to unblemished honor." The
heroic adventures of Wallace as he fights to return the throne of Scotland and
restore peace to his homeland will enthrall a new generation of readers.
504 pages, Trade Paperback.
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In 1314, Wallace and Bruce fought the British in Scotland. Learn about it
by listening to In Freedom's Cause.
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9781887159036 |
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St. George For England Hardcover Edition
A Tale of Cressy
and Pointiers
in Europe and France around
1340. |
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The Lion of St. Mark Hardcover Edition
Tale of Venice in the 14th Century around 1380 in Europe and Italy. War of
Venice and Genoa. |
9781887159524 |
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A March on London Hardcover Edition
Wat Tyler's Insurrection around 1381
in England and Flanders. |
9781887159920 |
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Both Sides of the Border Hardcover Edition
1400 Shrewsbury |
9781931587211 |
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At Agincourt Hardcover Edition
A Tale of the White Hoods of Paris around 1413-15 during
the Battle of Agincourt. France and England. |
9781887159982 |
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A Knight of the White Cross Hardcover Edition
Tale
of the Siege of Rhodes around 1480 in Europe. |
9781887159241 |
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