
Le Morte D’Arthur - King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table - by Thomas Malory - IN TWO VOLS.—VOL. I
BOOK I.
Explicit liber primus.
BOOK II.
Sequitur iii. liber.
BOOK III.
Explicit the Wedding of King Arthur.Sequitur quartus liber.
BOOK IV.
Explicit liber quartus. Incipit liber quintus.
BOOK V.
A young king rises from humble beginnings in a realm where magic and destiny intertwine. After a secret union orchestrated by the wizard Merlin, the infant Arthur is hidden and raised in the countryside, only to emerge when a mysterious sword lodged in stone proves his right to rule. The moment he draws the blade, the kingdom’s nobles gather, and Arthur is crowned, ushering in an age of hope and new chivalric ideals.
With his newly formed Round Table, Arthur seeks to unite the fractured lands, inviting distant rulers to his court and confronting the first wave of challengers. Early battles test his leadership, while Merlin’s counsel guides him through both triumphs and looming threats. As the king’s reputation spreads, he embarks on quests that promise glory and reveal the perils that lie ahead, setting the stage for the legendary adventures of his noble knights.
Language
en
Duration
~15 hours (878K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Mike Lough, and David Widger
Release date
1998-03-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

d. 1471
Best known for shaping the English-language legend of King Arthur, this 15th-century writer gathered romance, chivalry, betrayal, and tragedy into the work later published as Le Morte Darthur. Though much about his life remains uncertain, his storytelling became one of the foundations of the Arthurian tradition in English.
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