Harold: The Last of the Dukes of Saxony (Volume 10) by Edward Bulwer-Lytton, Baron Lytton, is a historical novel about an important period in the history of England - the conquest of the country by the Norman army in 1066. The work reproduces the complex political and social landscape of that time, and also reflects the character of Prince Harold II, who played a key role in the events of that period. With the help of the author's disclosure of internal conflicts, ambitions and relations between the characters, the novel becomes a vivid example of historical literature, which is able to capture the reader from the first lines and not let go until the last page."