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The glorious but tragic story of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table is one of the great legends of Western civilisation. Storytellers and poets down the centuries have turned repeatedly to the universal themes of the Quest of the Holy Grail and the love between Sir Launcelot and Queen Guenever. Yet the first printed account, written by the fifteenth-century knight Sir Thomas Malory, remains unmatched. In words which speak directly to us today as they did to his own period, he brings to life a rich tale of heroism and ideals undermined by the poignance of human emotions.
Thomas Malory: The Death Of Arthur (Le Morte d'Arthur)
Book One: The Coming Of Arthur
Uther Marries Igraine
The Sword In The Stone
Arthur At Camelot
Arthur At Camelot
Balin Draws The Sword
The Deeds Of Balin And Balan
King Lot Moves Against Arthur
Balin Seeks Garlon
The Wounding Of King Pellam
The Fate Of Balin Unfolds
The Deaths Of Balin And Balan
The Wedding Of Arthur And Guenever
Book Two: The Tale Of Sir Launcelot
Sir Launcelot's Good Deeds
Launcelot Lies With Elaine
Launcelot Deceived Again
The Madness Of Sir Launcelot
The Madness Continues
Le Chevaler Mal Fet
Sir Perceval Meets Launcelot
Launcelot Returns To Camelot
Book Three: The Quest Of The Holy Grail
The Seat of Galahad
The Sword Of Galahad
The Holy Grail
The Quest Of The Holy Grail
Launcelot Comes To The Chapel
Sir Launcelot Encounters The Sangrail
Sir Launcelot Repents
The Parting Of Launcelot And Galahad
The Long Sleep Of Launcelot
Galahad Attains The Holy Grail
The Death Of Galahad
Book Four: The Tale Of Sir Launcelot And Queen Guenever
Launcelot And Guenevar Discovered
Launcelot Fights Free
Guenever Condemned
Launcelot Rescues Guenevar
The Battle Of Launcelot And Arthur
Papal Intervention
Book Five: The Most Piteous Tale Of The Morte Arthur