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The Harvard Classics, Volume 49, Epic and Saga: With Introductions And Notes

by Charles William Eliot

Level C1 · AdvancedPoetry7 chapters
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In a tale of honor and betrayal, the valiant Roland leads Charlemagne’s rear guard against overwhelming foes in the Pyrenees, while treachery and faith clash amid epic battles and stirring loyalty in medieval Spain.

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02THE SONG OF ROLAND
03INTRODUCTORY NOTE
04THE SONG OF ROLAND
05THE DESTRUCTION OF DÁ DERGA'S HOSTEL
06INTRODUCTORY NOTE
07THE DESTRUCTION OF DÁ DERGA'S HOSTEL

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