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The Forest Laird by Jack Whyte, 2010 Knights of the Black & White :Templar 1 by Jack Whyte, Standard of Honor; Book two of Templar Trilogy by Jack Whyte, 2007-09-13 Jack Whyte: 40 Years in Canada by Jack Whyte, 2007-10-15 Der Himmelsstein. by Jack Whyte, 2002-03-01 Knight of the Black and White by Jack Whyte, 2006 Die Templer 01. Der Schatz des Blutes by Jack Whyte, 2007-03-31 The Eagles' Brood 'Signed By Author' by Jack Whyte, 1994 Novels by Jack Whyte (Study Guide): The Saxon Shore, the Skystone, the Fort at River's Bend, a Dream of Eagles, the Eagle, the Singing Sword Canadian Historical Novelists: Thomas B. Costain, Bill Gallaher, Thomas Head Raddall, Margaret Moore, Jack Whyte, Evelyn Eaton, Pauline Gedge Golden Eagle by Jack Whyte, 2005 Jack Whyte People From Johnstone: Gordon Ramsay, George Reid, Peter Tobin, Jim Leighton, Hunter Davies, John Hunter, Robert Buchanan, Jack Whyte The Sorcerer: Metamorphosis (Camulod Chronicles/Jack Whyte, 6) by Jack Whyte, 1999

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21. Jack Whyte: Forty Years In Canada
    jack whyte is known worldwide for his novels about Arthurian England. But before he was the jack whyte, he was a highschool English teacher,  
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    Extractions: Jack Whyte is known worldwide for his novels about Arthurian England. But before he was the Jack Whyte, he was a high-school English teacher, professional musician, actor, entertainer and scriptwriter for CBC national television. Next came an advertising career, which continued to introduce him to a range of fascinating people. Along the way, his "fervent preoccupation with the Arthurian legend" led him to write the eight-novel series A Dream of Eagles/The Camulod Chronicles . It was followed in 2006 by Knights of the Black and White , first in Jack's new trilogy on the Knights Templar. Jack Whyte arrived in Canada in 1967 at the height of this nation's centennial celebrations. Jack Whyte: 40 Years in Canada is a memoir written from the perspective of a Scottish immigrant who embraced his new homeland with passion and ambition at a time when opportunity lay beyond all horizons. A man of strong opinions, Jack has used his command of the English language and his love affair with narrative verse to craft a unique chronicle of his past four decades in Canada. His experiences from 1967 onward are part of a journey that includes ruminations about Canada's "two solitudes," Pierre Trudeau, heroes and feet of clay, Alberta oil, multiculturalism, fast food, the military, health care, a broken education system and more.

22. EReader.com: Author: Jack Whyte
    Home Authors jack whyte. jack was born in Scotland, educated in England and France and came to Canada in 1967, originally as a teacher of high school  
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23. Books By Jack Whyte
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24. Literature-Map: Jack Whyte
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25. Jack Whyte: Clothar The Frank - Cafe Book Blog
    Buy this book with The Eagle (A Dream of Eagles, Book 9) by jack whyte today! . Review of Clothar the Frank, Dec 19 2004 .  
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27. Buy.com - Whyte, Jack: Books Search Results
    whyte, jack Books Search Results. Author whyte, jack Publisher Putnam Publishing Group. Publish Date 8/16/2007 Format Hardcover  
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    Extractions: 1 - 7 of View: Browse Titles: ALL A-H I-Q R-Z Sorted By: Bestselling Title Price High to Low Price Low to High Publish Date ... Standard of Honor Our Low Price: Availability: In Stock: Usually Ships in 1 to 2 business days FREE SHIPPING on orders over $25 Available from other merchants - Low Price: $17.50 Author: Whyte, Jack Publisher: Putnam Publishing Group Publish Date: Format: Hardcover Standard of Honor Our Low Price: Availability: Temporarily sold out. Order now to get in line.

28. Tanzanite's Shelf And Stuff: The Singing Sword By Jack Whyte
    The Singing Sword by jack whyte. The Singing Sword is the 2nd installment in the Camulod Chronicles, a series that sets up the story and myth surrounding  
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    Extractions: A place about the books I've read and other stuff. The Singing Sword is the 2nd installment in the Camulod Chronicles, a series that sets up the story and myth surrounding King Arthur. The Colony formed by friends Publius and Caius is having some growing pains and te leaders become concerned over the colonists declining moral behaviour. Their chance to restore order and justice comes in the form of a brutal carpenter whose deplorable treatment of his family gets him banished from the colony. As a side result, Publius' wife, Luceiia, manages to convince the council to appoint 4 woman who will give advice on domestic issues. Publius and Caius come to the conclusion that in order to effectively defend themselves, they need to employ new methods. One of these is the implementation of a cavalry. At about the same time, another man comes to the same conclusion - the Regeant for the Emperor Honorius, Stilicho who is a good friend and commander of Caius' son Picus. The circumstances of Caius, Publius and Stilicho meeting was a rather long, drawn out affair involving a member of the Seneca family that Publius thought he had killed years ago. When Stilicho learns the colony has an army and a cavalry, he offers Caius legal recognition in return for an appointment to lead his "irregular forces" in defense of Rome should the need arise (and as a man he can trust). In order to better arm the cavalry, Publius begins trying to craft a new weapon that will be effective from the back of horse.

29. Arthurian Infopedia - Jack Whyte's Camulod Chronicles
    The Skystone (Camulod Chronicles, Bk. 1), jack whyte, Tor Books, October 1996, ISBN 0812551389 A popular trend among the Arthurian authors of the last few  
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    Extractions: The Singing Sword (Camulod Chronicles, Bk 2), Jack Whyte, Tor Books, May 1997, ISBN: 0812551397 Paperback, 547 pages The Singing Sword is the type of book that most authors prefer to write, a second book of a series that is actually good. I do have my issues with it. The Cylla Titens affair seems to overshadow everything in the first half of the book. I tried to determine why I felt that this was so, wondering if the sexual titillation of Publius and secondarily the reader, myself, shifted it. But when it finally cleared, I find myself feeling that it was because the first section of the book didn't carry the storyline forward for me as a reader. There was a purpose in Whyte's structure - a depiction of the beginning lawlessness and laxness of moral character, but it could have been crystallized down to a couple of chapters or intersperced into the plot. In other words, from the author's own words - "I dozed off, eventually, then woke again ..."

30. Jack Whyte- Vancouver International Writers Festival
    jack whyte is an actor, orator, singer and poet. Hiscritically acclaimed series, A Dream of Eagles,includes The Skystone, The Singing Sword, TheEagles?  
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31. Jack Whyte Books Lovereading UK
    jack whyte,Read a free first chapter extract and online book review for jack whyte and hundreds of other authors such as Wilbur Smith, Stephen King,  
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32. Internet Book List :: Author Information: Jack Whyte
    Knights of the Black and White, the (2006). Series. Camulod Chronicles, the Templar Trilogy. Links. Official Site jack whyte s Official Web Site  
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33. The Skystone, By Jack Whyte « Blogging For A Good Book
    The Skystone, by jack whyte. June 4, 2007 by Jessica. Rotten ol’ Andrew suggested I try this book. You’d think I’d know not to listen to him.  
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    Extractions: June 4, 2007 by Jessica Rotten ol’ Andrew suggested I try this book. You’d think I’d know not to listen to him. Turns out this is only the first in a series of nine. Please. Do I look like I time to get addicted to a nine-book series? Do I? Whyte has a fascinating premise for these historical novels, known collectively as the Camulod Chronicles . Starting with The Skystone , he recasts the Arthurian legend in a completely plausible way. There is no magic. There is no fantasy. This is Camelot in a way that could have really happened. Not that you get to see any of Camelot in the first book. Instead you get to know some Romans during the sunset years of the Roman Empire’s influence in Britain. That’d be in the late 300s, more or less. The narrator, Publius Varrus, is a metalsmith who creates a wondrous sword from a stone that fell from the sky. He decides to call it Excaliber. Publius also happens to be King Arthur’s granddad, though we don’t actually learn that in the first book. I only know that because I cheated and read it on the inside jacket.

34. Whyte, Jack. The Singing Sword - Book Review | Kliatt | Find Articles At BNET.co
    whyte, jack. The singing sword Book Review from Kliatt in Reference provided free by Find Articles.  
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    Extractions: @import url(/css/us/pub_page_article.css); @import url(/css/us/template_503.css); @import url(/css/us/tabs_503.css); @import url(/css/us/fa_bnet.css); @import url(http://i.bnet.com/css/base.css); @import url(http://i.bnet.com/css/fa.css); @import url(http://i.bnet.com/css/temp.css); On CNET: Free MP3's for you! Search Advanced Search in free and premium articles free articles only premium articles only Arts Autos Business Health News Reference Sports Technology Search Kliatt Sept, 2002 by Lesley S.J. Farmer (The Camulod Chronicles, Bk. 2). Tor Forge 384p. c1996. 0-765-30458-9. $14.95. JSA What happened before King Arthur? How did the famous sword get forged? Did Camelot have a beginning? Those questions are answered in the Camulod Chronicles. In this volume, number two in the series (following The Skystone), the Roman Empire is falling, and the Romans who oversee the southern part of the British Isles find more in common with the natives than with their "Italian" roots. The major threat is the northern Celtic contingency. The traditional Roman fighting techniques are no match for the guerilla tactics of these wild men, so the Brits and Romans work together to invent military strategies more conducive to the land: training combat troops differently, breeding larger horses, fashioning more efficient and deadly swords. They also overcome their differences by uniting the two different cultures through marriage, which has been facilitated through true love.

35. Heritage House :: Jack Whyte
    Known worldwide for his novels about Art hurian England and now the Knights Templar, jack whyte is a man of many layers. whyte came to live in Canada in  
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    Extractions: Known worldwide for his novels about Art hurian England and now the Knights Templar, Jack Whyte is a man of many layers. Whyte came to live in Canada in 1967, at the height of this nation’s centen­nial celebrations. Jack Whyte: 40 Years in Canada is a memoir written from the perspective of a Scottish immigrant who embraced his new homeland with passion and ambition at a time when opportunity lay beyond all horizons.

36. SFBookcase.com - Author Jack Whyte's Biography,Bibliography,Novels,Short Stories
    jack whyte is a Scotsborn, award-winning Canadian author whose poem The Faceless One was featured at the 1991 New York Film Festival.  
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    jack whyte The Saxon Shore The Camulod Chronicles, Price Range $5 - $47 Product rating The saga of Camulodfounded by the descendants of those brave  
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38. Standard Of Honor - Jack Whyte - McNally Robinson Booksellers
    Filled with dramatic adventure and rich in the historical detail jack whyte fans have come to expect, Standard of Honor is a stunning continuation of this  
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    Extractions: This item is in stock and usually ships within 24 hours. In this thrilling sequel to the bestselling Knights of the Black and White , oaths of loyalty and obedience are weighed against the virtues of honor and nobility. Three members of the St. Clair family find themselves embroiled in battle, imperiled by circumstance, and unsure whether their true enemy stands against them … or among them. As the deadly Crusades rage on, Christian forces are easily destroyed by the armies of Saladin, Sultan of Egypt, Syria, and Mesopotamia. Among the Knights Templar are two cousins; André St. Clair, a young man forced to escape his homeland when he is wrongfully accused of a crime, and Scottish knight Alexander Sinclair, a spy for the ancient Brotherhood of Sion.. Along with his father, Henry, André is offered the chance to escape injustice by joining the Third Crusade and fighting with the armies of Richard of Aquitaine, soon to become King of England. Sinclair’s war is almost over before it begins when he is taken captive by one of Saladin’s captains. Learning from his captor that Saladin believes the Knights Templar to be the most dangerous of all the enemies of Islam and that he is determined to kill them all, Sinclair fears for his friends’ lives. But perhaps the biggest threat to the St. Clair family is the new king, Richard the Lionheart, whose duplicitous ways and fierce temper lead to his shocking and vicious betrayal of one of his best men.

39. SomeReads: The Sorceror: Metamorphosis By Jack Whyte
    This is the final installment in jack whyte s Camulod Chronicles. I think this was probably one of my favorites of the 6 books in the series, but I found it  
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    Extractions: View my complete profile 1) Good Omens 2) The Spiderwick Chronicles: Book 3, Lucinda's Secret 3) Fame Junkies: The Hidden Truths Behind America's Favorite Addiction 4) Leven Thumps and the Gateway to Foo 5) The Golden Compass (audiobook) 6) Dragonfly in Amber (audiobook) White Oleander Bella at Midnight Snow Flower and the Secret Fan Water for Elephants Weedflower Pompeii: Lost and Found This is the final installment in Jack Whyte's Camulod Chronicles. I think this was probably one of my favorites of the 6 books in the series, but I found it horribly dissatisfying at the end. Whyte leaves a lot of questions unanswered, things that were foreshadowed, and it just felt incomplete. After checking his website ( http://www.camulod.com

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    At age 52, jack whyte burst onto the writing stage with the Penguin Canada release jack whyte moved from Vancouver to Kelowna and published several more  
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