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Brothers at Arms: The Rise of Kings
In 1106, on a quiet field in Normandy, two brothers faced each other in battle.
One would become king.
One would lose everything.
From the dying days of William the Conqueror to the clash at Tinchebray, this sweeping narrative brings to life the rivalry of Robert Curthose and Henry Beauclerc — sons of the man who conquered England.
Their struggle was not merely personal.
It shaped the future of England.
Through ambition, betrayal, crusade, captivity, and tragedy, Brothers at Arms tells the story of how a dynasty rose — and how pride and power tore it apart. From the thunder of Norman cavalry to the White Ship disaster that ended a royal line, this is history told with vivid immediacy and emotional depth.
Living in Tinchebray itself, Robin Horsham retraces the ground where history turned — revealing how one battle changed the laws, legacy, and destiny of a kingdom.
This is not just a story of kings.
It is the story of how power costs more than blood — and how history never forgets.
Perfect for readers of medieval history, Norman England, and dramatic narrative non-fiction.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Brothers at Arms: The Rise of KingsIn 1106, on a quiet field in Normandy, two brothers faced each other in battle.One would become king.One would lose everything.From the dying days of William the Conqueror to the clash at Tinchebray, this sweeping narrative brings to life the rivalry of Robert Curthose and Henry Beauclerc - sons of the man who conquered England.Their struggle was not merely personal.It shaped the future of England.Through ambition, betrayal, crusade, captivity, and tragedy, Brothers at Arms tells the story of how a dynasty rose - and how pride and power tore it apart. From the thunder of Norman cavalry to the White Ship disaster that ended a royal line, this is history told with vivid immediacy and emotional depth.Living in Tinchebray itself, Robin Horsham retraces the ground where history turned - revealing how one battle changed the laws, legacy, and destiny of a kingdom.This is not just a story of kings.It is the story of how power costs more than blood - and how history never forgets.Perfect for readers of medieval history, Norman England, and dramatic narrative non-fiction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798248468485
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Brothers at Arms: The Rise of KingsIn 1106, on a quiet field in Normandy, two brothers faced each other in battle.One would become king.One would lose everything.From the dying days of William the Conqueror to the clash at Tinchebray, this sweeping narrative brings to life the rivalry of Robert Curthose and Henry Beauclerc - sons of the man who conquered England.Their struggle was not merely personal.It shaped the future of England.Through ambition, betrayal, crusade, captivity, and tragedy, Brothers at Arms tells the story of how a dynasty rose - and how pride and power tore it apart. From the thunder of Norman cavalry to the White Ship disaster that ended a royal line, this is history told with vivid immediacy and emotional depth.Living in Tinchebray itself, Robin Horsham retraces the ground where history turned - revealing how one battle changed the laws, legacy, and destiny of a kingdom.This is not just a story of kings.It is the story of how power costs more than blood - and how history never forgets.Perfect for readers of medieval history, Norman England, and dramatic narrative non-fiction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798248468485
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