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The narrative follows a noble household in the reign of Edward III, charting the domestic routines and martial obligations of its members as young Eustace trains in arms, a lady waits anxiously for a returning knight, and retainers manage estate life. Episodes move between homely detail and battlefield or captivity scenes, incorporating legendary anecdotes and material drawn from medieval chronicles. Recurring concerns are honor and loyalty, the strain between public service and private longing, and the influence of popular lore and historical incident on personal fortunes.

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Charlotte M. Yonge

Charlotte Mary Yonge (1823-1901) was an English novelist and a prominent figure in Victorian literature, known for her works that often blend moral instruction with engaging narratives. She wrote extensively for both children and adults, contributing significantly to the genre of historical fiction and children's literature. Among her notable works is "A Book of Golden Deeds," which reflects her interest in character-building stories. Yonge's writings often explore themes of duty, faith, and the complexities of human relationships, making her a key voice in the literary heritage of her time.

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