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The Roots of the Mountains

by William Morris

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Said to have been one of the source materials upon which J. R. R. Tolkien drew when creating his beloved Lord of the Rings series, The Roots of the Mountains is a classic fantasy that takes place on an epic scale. Two civilizations are drawn together by a pair of star-crossed loversā??and by the threat of an encroaching enemy that could destroy the world as they know it.… (more)

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Reprint of edition publ. London : Longmans, Green, 1896 ( )
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Classic Literature. Fantasy. Fiction. HTML:

Said to have been one of the source materials upon which J. R. R. Tolkien drew when creating his beloved Lord of the Rings series, The Roots of the Mountains is a classic fantasy that takes place on an epic scale. Two civilizations are drawn together by a pair of star-crossed loversā??and by the threat of an encroaching enemy that could destroy the world as they know it.

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