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by Sir Thomas Malory, Charles Morris
Step into a richly imagined round of chivalry where myth and history intertwine. This volume follows the famed knights of Camelot as they navigate love, betrayal, and the weight of honor, spotlighting Sir Tristram’s celebrated deeds and the passionate bond he shares with the enchanting Isolde. Amid the glitter of tournaments and the shadow of secret vendettas, the narrative captures both the grandeur of Arthurian legend and the human hearts that drive it.
The story opens with King Mark’s simmering envy of Tristram, prompting the cowardly monarch to don a disguise and plot murder. A mischievous encounter with the witty Dinadan turns the chase into a farcical pursuit, as a fool masquerades in armor and sends Mark fleeing in panic. The tension escalates at Camelot, where a wager‑of‑battle duel with Sir Amant ends abruptly, only to draw the wrathful Lancelot into the fray, setting the stage for further conflict and intrigue.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (484K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Christine Aldridge and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2010-05-08
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

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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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1833–1922
A prolific American journalist and popular historian, he spent decades turning big historical events into lively, accessible books for general readers. His work ranged from textbooks and travel writing to fiction, reflecting a long career shaped by curiosity and clear storytelling.
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