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The Bruce Trilogy 3
- The Price of the King's Peace
- Narrated by: Michael Elder
- Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins
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In the third of this best selling trilogy, Nigel Tranter charts these turbulent years, revealing the flowering of Bruce's character, sustained by a passionate love, not only of his land and people, but...
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- Adam Mcneill
- 08-12-17
oh to have the heart of Bruce and the love of his
men. Wallace would have been proud to follow him. At the end to cry Scotland.
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- martin mortimer
- 22-05-19
Bruce trilogy 123
Excellent reading by Michael Elder. Brought Nigel Tranters work, to life. This was an important time in Scottish history, relevant to today re England and Europe.
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- MR JAMES GLASS
- 20-10-21
THE BRUCE TRILOGY
Such a Brilliant Hostorical tribute one of Scotlands Greatest Kings and Nobels who got Scotland through terrible times to brighter times.
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- Andrew Stuart
- 06-07-15
Great trilogy.
Three brilliant books from which I learned much, however listening to the audio books I found the music rather irritating, that aside I heartily recommend them to anyone interested in Scottish history.
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- Lavina
- 18-10-10
"The Bruce Trilogy 3" by Nigel Tranter.
This trilogy tells the story of Robert the Bruce and how, tutored and encouraged by the heroic William Wallace, he determined to continue the fight for an independent Scotland, sustained by a passionate love for his land. Nigel Tranter succeeds admirably in bringing the story of Robert I - Scotland's greatest King - to life. Not only is his historical research near flawless, but the book is graced by that indisputable mark of a great story teller the reader is wholly absorbed into the world of the Bruce and his friends. Tranter also manages to draw a whole mixture of feelings from his readers - love, hatred, admiration and even that strange mixture of respect and disgust for Edward I that Bruce himself is said to have harbored. Nigel Tranter he is one of Scotland's most prolific and respected writers. He has an amazingly broad grip of Scottish history' ? He is an accomplished writer of compelling and unforgettable historical novels' With his imaginative dialogue, he provides a voice for Scotland's heroes Scotland 'Tranter's popularity lies in his knack of making historical events immediate and exciting. These audio books are very amazing story tale with nice pace of thoughts and free flow of story line. This audio book is nice story telling style. I was most certainly not disappointed
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- Roger McKillop
- 16-05-18
A poor adaptation
Thus was disappointingly cut from the original taped recording. It emasculated the scope of the story. Mr Tranter would not have approved.
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