The Way Home: A Princess Story Music of British Isles Archbishop of Thessalonica in the

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The Way Home: A Princess Story Music of British Isles Archbishop of Thessalonica in thePrincess Anna, adopted by the king in her infancy and now a young woman, is intrigued by the world that lies beyond the lush, green hills of the kingdom. When she seeks to satisfy her curiosity, she falls under the influence of the Lowlanders and begins to resemble their haggard style. Never to let a child slip away that easily, the king follows her, and trades his life for hers in order to provide her with a way back home. Despite the king's