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- Francis_Crawford_of_Lymond comment "Francis Crawford of Lymond is a fictional character created by the novelist Dorothy Dunnett, and the central figure in The Lymond Chronicles, six complex historical novels set in 16th-century Europe. The six novels in The Lymond Chronicles series are as follows:The Game of Kings (1961) - Living by his wits and his sword-arm in 16th-century Scotland, Francis Crawford of Lymond is many things: polyglot scholar, soldier, poet, musician, nobleman—and accused outlaw.".
- Q5480644 comment "Francis Crawford of Lymond is a fictional character created by the novelist Dorothy Dunnett, and the central figure in The Lymond Chronicles, six complex historical novels set in 16th-century Europe. The six novels in The Lymond Chronicles series are as follows:The Game of Kings (1961) - Living by his wits and his sword-arm in 16th-century Scotland, Francis Crawford of Lymond is many things: polyglot scholar, soldier, poet, musician, nobleman—and accused outlaw.".