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A biography of the legendary king of medieval Britain who became the central figure in a series of tales describing his own heroic deeds and those of his knights.

Text and numerous illustrations trace the history of Great Britain from the Stone Age to the Norman conquest in 1086.

Damosel, a rule-bound Lady of the Lake, and Twixt, a seventeen-year-old dwarf, relate their experiences as they stive to help King Arthur face Morgause, Morgan, and Mordred, one through her magic and the other through his humble loyalty.

In their quest to find the Holy Grail, teenagers Gerard, Ailis, and Newt find themselves up against King Arthur's half sister Morgain le Fay and the sinister entity she has enlisted--the Shadow Companion, a powerfully evil force with a hidden agenda all its own.

Surveys the known history of King Arthur, the legends and lore surrounding him, his treatment in literature, and the possible historical background of his associates and stories.

Examines both the legends and the facts surrounding the literary and historical figure of Britain's King Arthur.

Merlin discovers the orphaned Arthur, whom he guides through manhood, and Arthur learns the secret powers of the mysterious sword leading him to claim the throne of Britain.

Traces the origins of the Authurian legend to the early 12th century and reconstructs their development.

When the orphaned Guinevere is twelve years old, living with Queen Alyse and King Pellinore of Gwynedd, she fearlessly helps rescue her cousin from kidnappers who are plotting to seize the palace and overthrow the king, even as the queen despairs of Guinevere's rebellious nature.

Based on the Mabinogion, a collection of medieval Welsh tales, as well as later legends, tells of family members and servants important in the life of King Arthur, featuring Nimue, Morgan le Fay, Luned, and Mordred.