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Experience medieval Switzerland with this thrilling historical novel by John Oxenham. Follow the journey of the infamous John of Gerisau, a knight embroiled in political intrigue and personal drama.

The Vision Splendid is a classic novel that tells the story of a young man's journey to find love and purpose in life. Set against the backdrop of the English countryside, this book is a heartwarming tale of hope and perseverance. With beautifully crafted prose and memorable characters, this book is a must-read for lovers of classic literature.

Experience the mystical and enchanting world of the fairy queen Rosamund and her quest to protect her beloved kingdom from the forces of darkness. Join her loyal band of followers as they embark on a perilous adventure through treacherous landscapes and mythical creatures, and discover the power of love, loyalty, and courage.

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John Oxenham was the pseudonym used by William Arthur Dunkerley for most of his fiction works including poetry. For journalism he went by the name of Julian Ross. Dunkerley was born on November 12th 1852 in Manchester. He attended Old Trafford School and Victoria University, both in Manchester. He married in America and lived they for a short time before returning to these shores, this time to Ealing in West London becoming both the Deacon and teacher at Ealing Congregational Church in the 1880's. In 1913 he wrote a bestselling book of poems entitled 'Bees In Amber' followed by 'All's Well" in 1916. As a journalist he was a major contributor to Jerome K Jerome's Idler magazine. In 1922 he moved to Worthing in Sussex and became the town's Mayor. He died in Worthing on January 23rd, 1941.