Der Herr der Schlacht
Uhtred 13
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Der Herr der Schlacht
Narrated by:
Gerd Andresen
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Gerd Andresen
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Ein ganzes Leben lang hat Uhtred, der Krieger, für König Alfred und seine Erben gekämpft. Nun will er sich zur Ruhe setzen, in Bebbanburg, Heimat seiner Vorväter. Die Glieder schmerzen, der Kriegsheld ist alt geworden. Doch die Feinde Englands ruhen nicht; Nordmänner, Schotten, Iren wollen die Einigung der sächsischen Reiche unter einer Krone verhindern. Und König Æthelstan, dem Uhtred stets treu gedient hat, scheint vergessen zu haben, wem er den Thron verdankt. Umgeben von Feinden muss Uhtred sich entscheiden. Soll er seinen Lehnseid brechen - oder in die letzte, schwerste Schlacht ziehen?
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