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As an Englishman living in Poland since 2002 I have long wanted to read Sienkiewicz's 'Trilogy'. I was first alerted to an English translation of the series when reading Radek Sikorski's 'A Polish House' in which he mentions a translator, W. Kuniczak. I started to look for the books and found them to be very expensive. However, much to my relief I have an Amazon kindle and saw that there was a Kindle digital version of Jeremiah Curtin's translation and I was able to download the whole series for free!
I mistakenly thought that 'On the Field of Glory' was the third book in the Trilogy series! I thoroughly enjoyed it like I did the first two novels and, as such, have created this page. I am now engrossed in Sienkiewicz's 'The Knights of the Cross' so will have to finish this before I return to Fire in the Steppe (Polish: Pan Wołodyjowski), Sienkiewicz's third novel in the Trilogy. Ivankinsman (talk) 08:53, 4 June 2012 (UTC)Reply
