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In "The Winning of the Golden Spurs," Westerman transports readers to the medieval era, likely focusing on the chivalric adventures of a young protagonist striving to earn his place among the knights. The title suggests a story centered on a quest or series of challenges that the hero must overcome to earn his spurs, a symbol of knighthood and honor.The novel is set against a backdrop of medieval castles, battles, and courtly intrigue. The protagonist, typically a young squire or aspiring knight, would face various trials, including combat, tests of bravery, and moral dilemmas, all contributing to his growth and eventual attainment of knighthood.