The Story of King Arthur and His Knights (AO Weeks)
by Howard Pyle Author
A retelling of the legends of King Arthur, Merlin, Excalibur, and the Round Table.
Additional Details
- Resource Type
- Book
- ISBN
- 1402725035
- Print Status
- In Print
- weeks
- 25
- Pages
- 320
- Suggested Grades
- 7th - 12th
- Geographical Setting
- England
- Historical Setting
- 500 - 542
- Publisher
- Sterling
- Edition
- First in Pyle's King Arthur series
- Copyright
- 2005
- Written
- 1902
weeks
- AO 1 Prologue
- AO 1 Uther-Pendragon taketh to wife the Lady Igraine
- AO 2 Concerning the birth and perils of the young child
- AO 2 King Uther dieth according to the prophecy of Merlin
- AO 2 The Archbishop of Canterbury advises with Merlin
- AO 3 Merlin prepares a test of Kinghood
- AO 3 How Sir Kay Did Combat
- AO 4 How Arthur Twice Performed the Miracle of the Sword
- AO 4 How Several Kings and High Dukes Assayed to Draw the Sword
- AO 4 How There Came a Certain Wounded Knight Unto the Court
- AO 5 How King Arthur Fought with the Sable Knight
- AO 5 How King Arthur Found a Noble Sword
- AO 6 How King Arthur Went to Tintagalon
- AO 6 How King Ryence Came to Cameliard
- AO 6 How King Arthur Encountered Four Knights
- AO 7 How the Four Knights Served the Lady Guinevere
- AO 7 How King Arthur Overcame the Enemies
- AO 8 How King Arthur Was Wedded in Royal State
- AO 8 How Queen Morgana le Fay Meditated Evil
- AO 8 How Merlin Journeyed with Vivien
- AO 9 How Queen Morgana le Fay Returned to Camelot
- AO 9 What Befell Sir Accalon
- AO 10 How Queen Guinevere Went a-Maying
- AO 10 How Sir Pellias Overcame a Red Knight
- AO 10 How Sir Pellias Did Battle with Sir Engamore
- AO 11 How Queen Guinevere Quarrelled with Sir Gawaine
- AO 11 How Sir Gawaine Met Sir Pellias
- AO 11 How the Lady of the Lake Took Back Her Necklace
- AO 12 How a White Hart Appeared before King Arthur
- AO 12 How King Arthur Became Lost in the Forest
- AO 12 How King Arthur Overcame the Knight-Enchanter
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