Celebrate the Charlemagne expansion for Crusader Kings II with this ebook edition of the classic epic poem. The Song of Roland recounts heroism from the Battle of Roncevaux in 778 during Charlemagne's reign. This 11th-century French literary work appears in a public domain translation by Charles Kenneth Moncrieff, complete with a new preface by Paradox Interactive's Crusader Kings II brand manager.
Download the book in epub and mobi formats straight to your PC's Crusader Kings II game folder via Steam's local files. Transfer files to mobile devices for reading in any ebook app. Strategy and simulation fans who enjoy Crusader Kings II find a perfect historical companion here.
To celebrate the release of the Charlemagne expansion for Crusader Kings 2, Paradox Books releases this classic epic poem The Song of Roland, in ebook format.
The Song of Roland (La Chanson de Roland in French) is a story of heroism based on the Battle of Roncevaux in 778, in the reign of Charlemagne. Believed to be written in the 11th century, it is one of the oldest surviving major works in French literature.
This translation by Charles Kenneth Moncrieff is in the public domain. It includes a new preface by Jakob Munthe, the brand manager for Crusader Kings II at Paradox Interactive.
Instructions are as follows:
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Upon purchase, this book will be downloaded to your computer in two formats: epub and mobi (Kindle). To access your ebook, navigate to the ebook folder in your Crusader Kings II game folder.
* Right click Crusader Kings II in your Steam Library
* Select Properties
* Go to the Local Files tab
* Click Browse Local Files
* Open the ebook folder
* To read the book on your mobile device, transfer the epub or mobi file to the device and open the file in your ebook reader app. Enjoy!
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