
A swashbuckling adventure of romance and danger, following a hero's quest with a single sword for love.
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A swashbuckling adventure of romance and danger, following a hero's quest with a single sword for love.
He grew into legend, this exultant young giant whom historians call Prester John, the blond, gray-eyed Christian knight, swordsman of fabled prowess, who roused the nomadic hordes of the waste country in a great crusade to capture the Holy Land. Prester John's bloody quest for power in the name of God ranks with those of Marco Polo and Genghis Khan. Gardner F. Fox, historian extraordinary, now identifies the fabulous Prester John as Sir John of Lincoln, a Knight Templar out of England, whose lov...
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Moderate romantic content with a central love story between knight and princess; likely fade-to-black.
Frequent and graphic battle scenes typical of crusades; barbarism and cruelty emphasized.
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Central theme of Christian crusades; faith and devotion drive the narrative.
No fantasy elements present.
No real-world occult content present.
Moderate focus on religious and cultural conflicts of the Crusades era.
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Likely depictions of systemic suffering and cruelty in war context.
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