Title: a great book
Product review: "In vain did the Bedouins strive to cut down and overpower the two champions; in vain did they urge their horses to ride over them. With each sweep of his axe the king either dismounted a foe or clove in the head of his steed, and a wall of slain around them testified to the tremendous power of their arms."Winning his spurs by G.A. Henty is a well written HF story during the time of the crusades. In the story Cuthbert, a young boy of Saxon and Norman blood, along with his friend Cnut and Cnut's band of outlaws do the Earl of Evesham a great honor by saving his daughter the Lady Margaret from a nearby enemy. In return the earl takes Cuthbert on a crusade with him as his squire. As a crusader Cuthbert fights against the muslin army, saves King Richard the Lionheart, befriends a hermit, and kills an evil knight trying to steal his inheritance.I think it's a great book about the crusades and middle ages and I would recommend it to anyone who loves adventure and war.
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