The Death of King Arthur

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Penguin, 1996 - Fiction - 64 pages
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Section 3
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About the author (1996)

Sir Thomas Malory was a knight and estate owner in the mid 15th century, who spent many years in prison for political crimes as well as robbery. He wrote Le Morte d'Arthur, the first great English prose epic, while imprisoned in Nwgate. The epic was published in 1485 by William Caxton, the first English printer. Malory is believed to have died in 1471.

Bibliographic information

TitleThe Death of King Arthur
Classic, 60s Series
Penguin 60s classics
AuthorThomas Malory
EditorJanet Cowen
PublisherPenguin, 1996
ISBN0146001427, 9780146001420
Length64 pages
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Fiction / Fairy Tales, Folk Tales, Legends & Mythology
Fiction / General
Fiction / Literary
  
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