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Falconers Crusade Master William Falconer Medieval Mysteries Book 01 Ian Morson Morson

SKU: BELL-35649020

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Falconers Crusade Master William Falconer Medieval Mysteries Book 01 Ian Morson Morson instant download after payment.

Publisher: Ostara Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.55 MB

Pages: 166

Author: Ian Morson [Morson, Ian]

ISBN: 9781906288501, 190628850X

Language: English

Year: 2010

Volume: 01

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Falconers Crusade Master William Falconer Medieval Mysteries Book 01 Ian Morson Morson by Ian Morson [morson, Ian] 9781906288501, 190628850X instant download after payment.

Academic William Falconer, making his debut here, suspends his research into aerodynamics to unravel the slaying of a servant girl. A tale of heresy and magic set in 13th Century Oxford, with its tension between academics and townspeople, and hostility towards Jews.
Set in the year 1264, this murder-mystery follows Regent Master William Falconer of Aristotle College, Oxford University, a progressive teacher and amateur detective, as he tries to solve the murder of Master John Fyssh's French servant girl. Falconer’s students are under suspicion and Falconer is drawn into a world of heresy, magic, violence and the political entanglements of Thirteenth-century Oxford.