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Kemp: Warriors in the Snow
In the winter of 1356 Edward III invades Scotland in the campaign remembered as Burnt Candlemas. When an English fleet carrying supplies is scattered and a church is destroyed, Martin Kemp is blamed for the fire and placed in chains as the royal army begins a destructive withdrawal.
A Scottish attack in a blizzard separates Kemp and a small group from the retreating English columns. Without supplies or reliable shelter, they must cross hostile winter country while avoiding pursuers and the consequences of a campaign that has left towns, farms and religious houses in ruins.
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