Helen of Troy Collection

Are you interested in mythology and ancient history? Are you fascinated by Helen of Troy? If so, you will really enjoy our Helen of Troy Collection: Between Myth and History. The collection features a historical introduction, and edited versions of the five following publications: Tales of Troy: Ulysses, the Sacker of Cities by Andrew Lang [abridged] SuperWomen by Albert Payson Terhune [excerpt from Chapter 4] The Ruinous Face by Maurice Hewlett [edited] The Flight of Helen by Andrew Lang [Helen of Troy Part III] Helen of Troy by Sarah Teasdale Helen of Troy has been the inspiration for writers for centuries. According to the myth, her beauty was the cause of the Trojan War that would rage on for 10 long years, a war that brought death and suffering to thousands. Because of the universal appeal of the story of Helen of Troy, differing versions of the tale can be found throughout history. From the ancient poet Homer to the dramatist Euripides, from classical academic scholars to Stephen