Forced from his home by Norman invaders, young Edward Aelredson, Thane of Denby, takes refuge in the forest Sherwood, where, with sword and bow, he bedevils the usurping king and comes to be called ""Robin Hood."" Reprint.

William the Conqueror's tyrannous rule prompts Edward Aelredson—formerly Robin Hood—to question his right to rule, earning him the enmity of William's ruthless chancellor, Ranulf, and banishment to Normandy—where, nevertheless, he manages to save the king's life. Reprint.