Publisher's Synopsis
The Song of Roland is a classic epic poem from medieval France that tells the story of Roland, a brave knight who battles against the Saracens in the service of Charlemagne. This edition, translated by George Saintsbury, includes detailed annotations and an introduction that provides context for the poem's historical and cultural significance. If you're interested in medieval literature or epic poetry, this book is a must-read.
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