Bowman of Crecy
No. of pages 186
Published: 1997
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"Bowman of Crecy" by Ronald Welch follows the journey of young Richard, a talented archer in 14th-century England, as he navigates the challenges of war and personal growth during the tumultuous period leading up to the Battle of Crécy. With a keen skill in archery, Richard is determined to prove himself and protect his family’s honor. As he faces the realities of battle, friendships are tested, and he learns the true meaning of bravery and loyalty. The story captures the spirit of medieval England, highlighting the glory of archery and the personal struggles of a young man coming of age amidst conflict. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
There are 186 pages in this book. This book was published in 1997 by Oxford University Press .
Ronald Welch (Ronald Oliver Felton) was born in Glamorgan and for much of his life was a teacher of history, and Headmaster of Okehampton Grammar School. He fought in the Welch Regiment during World War Two. He published a number of historical novels for children, including Knight Crusader in 1954, for which he won the Carnegie Medal. Ronald Welch died in 1982.