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Promise of the Black Monks

Name: Promise of the Black Monks
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Author: Robert E. Hirsch
ISBN: 9781504079242

by Robert E. Hirsch

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376 pages
Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media LLC
15.3 x 22.9 x 2.2 cm

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For fans of historical fiction and medieval drama

Unpacks the complex power struggle in the church

Inspires you to see faith remain firm under fire

Caught between a powerful pope and an emperor, a young man must find his faith amidst the turmoil of eleventh-century France.

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Religious war erupts between church and king and shapes a young man's fate in eleventh-century France . . . Born of nobility in France in the year 1066, seven-year-old Tristan de Saint-Germain has his fate thrown to the winds upon the execution of his father for treason against William the Conqueror of Normandy. Abandoned by his mother, who remarries and departs for England, Tristan and his four-year-old brother, Guillaume, find themselves thrown into the monastic world of the Benedictine Black Monks of Cluny, France. Under the tutelage of Grand Prior Odo de Lagery, who one day will ascend to the very pinnacle of power within the Catholic Church in Rome, Tristan develops into an academic and linguistic prodigy by the age of twelve and becomes known as the Promise of the Black Monks. Tristan's unusual talents will become useful to the Benedictines, as well as to Rome--and the boy soon finds himself pulled into the visceral power struggle between Pope Gregory VII and Emperor Heinrich IV as they mercilessly wage spiritual, political, and military war upon each other to claim supremacy over the continent of Europe . . .