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Key ideas from the book
- The novel is set in 937, during a campaign that may shape England’s future.
- It follows Dunstan’s rise from priest in Glastonbury to a position near the royal court.
- Dunstan’s ambitions and choices are presented alongside the political struggle for a united England.
- The story offers a fictional perspective on tenth-century English history and medieval religious life.
About The Abbot's Tale by Conn Iggulden
Set in 937, Conn Iggulden’s historical novel follows Dunstan, a priest from Glastonbury whose ambitions and abilities carry him from Wessex to the royal court and, later, Rome. England’s new king, a grandson of Alfred the Great, prepares to fight in the north as he seeks to unite the country.
Through Dunstan’s perspective, the story connects the struggle for a united England with the fortunes of a politically influential churchman. Readers interested in medieval British history, tenth-century England and historical fiction about power and religious life may find it appealing.
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