King Arthur's world

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Legend, anecdote, historical fact and shadowy speculation - this is the world of King Arthur as it was seen in medieval times when the stories were first written down. A map of Arthur's Britain, the origins of the round table, and the skills of Merlin all help to create a rich background to the tales themselves.

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