The Eagle of the Ninth (Windrush)
by Rosemary Sutcliff and C. Walter Hodges
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A young centurion ventures among the hostile tribes beyond the Roman Wall to recover the eagle standard of the Ninth, a legion which mysteriously disappeared under his father's command.
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The Eagle of the Ninth: The Dolphin Ring Cycle #1
October 7, 2004, Oxford University Press, Oxford University Press, USA
0192753924 9780192753922
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The eagle of the Ninth.
1994, Puffin in associaton with Oxford University Press
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0140364579 9780140364576
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The Eagle of the Ninth: The Dolphin Ring Cycle #1
1993, Farrar, Straus and Giroux
in English
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0374419302 9780374419301
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The Eagle of the Ninth (Windrush)
November 1988, Isis Large Print Books
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1850899371 9781850899372
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"From the Fosseway westward to Isca Dumnoniorum the road was simply a British trackway, broadened and roughly metalled, strengthened by corduroys of logs in the softest places, but otherwise unchanged from its old estate, as it wound among the hills, thrusting farther and farther into the wilderness."
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"From the Fosseway westward to Isca Dumnoniorum the road was simply a British trackway, broadened and roughly metalled, strengthened by corduroys of logs in the softest places, but otherwise unchanged from its old estate, as it wound among the hills, thrusting farther and farther into the wilderness."
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