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Guinevere's affair with Lancelot is discovered, and the Queen of Camelot faces disgrace, outrage, and scandal.

Examines a thousand year period of British history beginning with the invasion by the Anglo-Saxon immigrants and continuing through William the Conqueror in 1066.

A re-creation of the Arthurian legend following the clash between Christianity and paganism that led to the demise of Camelot.

Analyzes Anglo-Saxon life and attitudes through an examination of surviving prose and poetry, sculpture, jewelry, and architecture.

A study of the existence of King Arthur as a historical person based on authoritative text.

On his first Viking raid, seventeen-year-old Lidsmod sails on the ship Raven, joining his comrades as they destroy and plunder villages in medieval England and take an Anglo-Saxon boy as captive.

Medraut, the bitter, illegitimate son of King Artos, is tempted into joining Morgause, the king's treacherous sister, in a plot against Lleu, the legitimate Prince of Britain.

Chronicles the history of early England from 550 to 1087, tracing the development of Anglo-Saxon society, discussing the evolution of an effective monarchy, and examining the chief phases in the workings of the Church.

Two eleven-year-olds, Edmund and Elspeth, discover that they have been given fantastic gifts to use against the ancient and evil forces that have been awakened by powerful magic during the Dark Ages in Great Britain.

Resumes the legend of King Arthur eleven years after his fall, and his grandson Irion trying to live down the ignominy of Medraut's betrayal.