Few battles resonate through British history as strongly as Bannockburn. On June 24, 1314, the Scots under the leadership of Robert the Bruce unexpectedly trounced the English, leaving thousands dead or wounded. Presenting an account of Bannockburn, this book sets the iconic battle in political & military context. ...

The battle of Bannockburn, fought by a river crossing in Stirling, was a decisive victory for Robert the Bruce in the Scottish Wars of Independence against the English. It was the greatest defeat the English would suffer throughout the middle ages. This book recreates the campaign & battle from the perspectives of both the Scots & English. ...

Rugged. Tall. Built to last. Linc Bannon has it all
- & he's there every time Kenzie needs him. They share a mission: to serve
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Bloody historical epic about court intrigue in China's Five Dynasties period, loosely based on Shakespeare's ' Hamlet'. The setting is an ancient Chinese kingdom, where malice & treachery rule. The latest turmoil arises with the sudden death of the emperor. Suspicion falls on his ambitious brother Li (You Ge), who takes the throne as well as his brother's young, beautiful wife, Empress Wan (Ziyi Zhang). The only obstacle in his path is his brother's son, Prince Wuluan (Daniel Wu), a melancholy youngster who harbours a sexual longing for his stepmother & has consequently exiled himself to a colony in the wilderness. When the new emperor's ninja assassins reach the colony the prince barely escapes with his life. Returning to the palace, he is at once embroiled in schemes, counterschemes & suspect declarations of love. The film climaxes at a late night banquet where murder is the main dish on the menu... ...

Bloody historical epic about court intrigue in China's Five Dynasties period, loosely based on Shakespeare's ' Hamlet'. The setting is an ancient Chinese kingdom, where malice & treachery rule. The latest turmoil arises with the sudden death of the emperor. Suspicion falls on his ambitious brother Li (You Ge), who takes the throne as well as his brother's young, beautiful wife, Empress Wan (Ziyi Zhang). The only obstacle in his path is his brother's son, Prince Wuluan (Daniel Wu), a melancholy youngster who harbours a sexual longing for his stepmother & has consequently exiled himself to a colony in the wilderness. When the new emperor's ninja assassins reach the colony the prince barely escapes with his life. Returning to the palace, he is at once embroiled in schemes, counterschemes & suspect declarations of love. The film climaxes at a late night banquet where murder is the main dish on the menu... ...