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The author offers convincing proof that King Arthur existed by tracing the legend of King Arthur to its roots in the 12th century chronicles of Geoffrey of Monmouth.

Hereward, a ruthless warrior and master tactician, struggles against his foes in King Edward's court in order to save the land he loves with the help of Alric, a monk and man of peace.

At sixteen, Bjarni is cast out of the Norse settlement in the Angles' Land for an act of oath-breaking and spends five years sailing the west coast of Scotland and witnessing the feuds of the clan chiefs living there.

A collection of Celtic legends. Includes notes about historical and cultural background.

Introduces children to the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, describing where the legend originated and why it has become so popular.

At sixteen, Bjarni is cast out of the Norse settlement in the Angles' Land for an act of oath-breaking and spends five years sailing the west coast of Scotland and witnessing the feuds of the clan chiefs living there.

After an unsuccessful assassination attempt on the boy Arthur Pendragon, Merlyn Britannicus takes him to the port town of Ravenglass to seek sanctuary so the boy can grow up. They move to a long-abandoned Roman fort, Mediobogdum, near to the town, and there Merlyn continues to teach Arthur about justice, honor, leadership, and his Christian faith.