The Junior Classics
Editor ThreeA serialized publication of classic children's tales from the Castalia Junior Classics, starting with Volume I, Fairy Tales & Fables.
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Crecy and Poitiers 3/3
On the morning of September 19, 1356, the battle began. Jean had with him all four of his sons: Charles, Louis, Jean, and Philippe; the eldest only nineteen, the youngest fourteen. The three former were put under good guardianship in differ...
Crecy and Poitiers 2/3
Edward carried his feeling of devotion to his son’s best interests to such a chivalrous extent that he made it a point of duty to keep out of the battle altogether. He was nowhere to be seen. He went into a windmill on a height nearby and w...
Crecy and Poitiers 1/3
The famous battles of Crecy and Poitiers were so much alike in all that made them remarkable that they are generally coupled together—one always reminding us of the other. Yet there is one point they had in common which has not been especia...
Olaf II of Norway 5/5
But Olaf said, “What wilt thou give me, Earl, if at this time I do let thee go, whole and unhurt?”
“’Tis not what I may give, but what thou mayst take, King,” the earl made answer. “I am thy prisoner. What wilt thou take to free me?”
“Not...
Olaf II of Norway 4/5
Now in Norway Earl Eric was dead. For thirteen years he had usurped the throne that should have been filled by one of the great King Olaf’s line, and at his death his handsome young son, Earl Hakon the Fair, ruled in his father’s stead. And...
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