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The story of King Arthur and his knights retold from the Howard Pyle original Cover Image

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The story of King Arthur and his knights retold from the Howard Pyle original

Zamorsky, Tania (Author). Andreasen, Dan, (ill.). Pyle, Howard, 1853-1911 Story of King Arthur and his knights. (Added Author).

Summary: An abridged version of the adventures and exploits of King Arthur and his knights at the court of Camelot and elsewhere in the land of the Britons.

Record details

ISBN: 9781402734427
Physical Description: vi, 151 p. : ill. ; 20 cm.
Hard Cover
print
Publisher: New York : Sterling Pub. Co., c2006.

Content descriptions

Formatted Contents Note:

Book of King Arthur: Winning of kinghood: How Sir Kay fought at London Town, broke his sword, and was given a new sword by Arthur -- How Arthur performed the miracle of the sword and discovered his birthright -- Conclusion -- Winning of a sword: How an injured knight appeared at King Arthur's court, how Griflet tried to help, and how the king was sorely wounded when he went to get revenge for them both -- How Merlin brought King Arthur away from the field of battle, how the king found a noble sword, and how he again fought with it and won that battle -- Winning of a queen: How King Arthur went to Cameliard and disguised himself for a certain purpose and how he fought with the Duke of North Umber -- How King Arthur came across four knights in the forest and how the knights served the Lady Guinevere -- How King Arthur beat King Leodegrance's enemies, and revealed his own royalty -- Conclusion -- Book of three worthies: Story of Merlin: How Morgana le Fay planned evil against King Arthur and sent a young girl to trick the wizard Merlin and how Vivien planned Merlin's downfall -- How Morgana le Fay returned to Camelot with a plan to harm King Arthur and what happened to Sir Accalon -- Story of Sir Pellias: How Sir Pellias took up a quest on Queen Guinevere's behalf, overcame a red knight and did battle with Sir Engamore.

Target Audience Note:

All Ages.