The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights (eBook, ePUB) - Knowles, James
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When a meek boy is the only one who can pull the sword from a stone, he comes of age and becomes the king. Set in the 6th century, follow the adventures of King Arthur, as he comes of age and grows from a humble boy to a legendary leader. Sir James Knowles' The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights has been described as the most historically accurate version of King Arthur's story. This historical fantasy tells a collection of thrilling tales, from King Arthur's origin story, to Lancelot's quest for the Holy Grail.

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When a meek boy is the only one who can pull the sword from a stone, he comes of age and becomes the king. Set in the 6th century, follow the adventures of King Arthur, as he comes of age and grows from a humble boy to a legendary leader. Sir James Knowles' The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights has been described as the most historically accurate version of King Arthur's story. This historical fantasy tells a collection of thrilling tales, from King Arthur's origin story, to Lancelot's quest for the Holy Grail.

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Before James Knowles (1831-1908) became an author and editor, he was a trained architect, like his father. Born in London, Knowles made key contributions to society. He was a founder of the Metaphysical Society, an organization dedicated to find the intersections of religion and science. Many notable men joined the group with Knowles, including his close friend Lord Tennyson. Knowles designed Tennyson's grand house, free of charge, and even dedicated The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights to the poet. In 1904, Knowles was knighted for his contributions to literature, journalism, and architecture.