King and Emperor

1996 novel by Harry Harrison

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King and Emperor is the third (and concluding) novel in the Hammer and the Cross series. It was written by Harry Harrison and first published in 1996 by Tor Books.

## Plot summary

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Shef, now "King of the North", sets out to learn the secrets of manned flight and Greek fire while his enemy, the now emperor Bruno, seeks the Holy Grail.

Map of Europe at the beginning of the novel. Shef's Empire of the North is denoted in red.

## References

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Harrison, Harry. King and Emperor. Tor Books, 1996.

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Books by Harry Harrison

Novels|

* Planet of the Damned (1962)
* Bill, the Galactic Hero (1965)
* Make Room! Make Room! (1966)
* The Technicolor Time Machine (1967)
* Captive Universe (1969)
* The Daleth Effect (1970)
* Tunnel Through the Deeps (1972)
* Star Smashers of the Galaxy Rangers (1973)
* A Rebel in Time (1983)

Series|

* Deathworld trilogy (1960–1968)
* The Stainless Steel Rat series (1961-2010)
* To the Stars trilogy (1980–1981)

* Eden trilogy: West of Eden (1984), Winter in Eden (1986), Return to Eden (1988)

* Stars and Stripes trilogy (1998-2002)

Coauthored with John Holm|

* The Hammer and the Cross (1993)
* One King's Way (1994)
* King and Emperor (1996)

Short story collections|

* War with the Robots (1962)
* Two Tales and Eight Tomorrows (1965)
* Prime Number (1970)
* One Step from Earth (1970)
* 50 in 50 (2001)

Other works|

* Spaceship Medic (1970) (juvenile)
* Vendetta for the Saint (1964)
* "The Streets of Ashkelon" (1962)

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