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THE KING OF NORTH WALES DIES, AND HIS SON CIDWIC MOUNTS THE THRONE.
AT ONCE HE SUMMONS HIS VAS9AL NOBLES, EACH TO BRING A LEW OF SOLDIERS ON A
WAR FOOTING. ONCE NORTH WALES EXTENDED NORTHWARD INTO SCOTLAND, AND IT HAS
LONG BEEN HIS AMBITION TO RE6AIN THE LOST TERRITORY AND, PERHAPS, ADD MORE.
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WITH SODNWNS TRUMPEts ANb WAVING BANNERS ClDWIC BEGINS '
HIS MARCH. ONLY ONE MAJOR OBSTACLE STANDS IN HIS WAV .
THE WALLED CITY OF CARLISLE, BUILT LONS AGO BV THE ROMANS '
TO GUARD THE WESTERN END OF HADRIAN'S WALLi ,
IFCIDWC TAKES CAPLISLF, HE CAN, WITH THE PROMISE OF PlUNDfR,
ENLIST THE WARBANDS OF THE WILD PlCTS AND CALEDONIANS AND
CONQUER ALL NORTH BRITAIN. , !
ICING ARTHUR ORDERS A FLEET OF SHIPS WITX SUPPLIES Af9
VETERAN ARCHERS TO THE BELEAGUERED CITX
BUT THE ONLY ARMY HE SENDS AGAINST CICWlC
IS A TROOP OF LlftHT CAVALRY, ENGINEERS,
MASONS AND BUILDERS UNDtR THE COMMAND
OF SIR KAY.
' .TO HIS WARRIORS, BASER FOR ACTION, HE SAYSi 'THe SOLUM
CIDWIC HAS CALL ft) UP AM BOUND TO SERVE. ONL YFOR THREE
MONTHS, THEN THEV MAY RETURN TO THtIR HOMES TO GATHtO '
THEP HARVEST, WE WILL RIDE WHEN THE HARVEST MOON IS AT f
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next veek-Sir Kay Tak .
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