Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Story of Beowulf: Translated From Anglo-Saxon Into, Modern English Prose
As that it presents the spirit of the anglo-saxon peoples, the ideals and aims, the manners and customs, of our ancestors, and that it does so in setting before us a great national hero. Beo wulf himself was not an anglo-saxon. He Was a great-dane but he belonged to that confraternity of nations that com posed the Teutonic people. He lived in.
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