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King Arthur's Knights Garrigou-Lagrange Perhaps more so than anyBy Henry Gilbert The legends of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table have been told time and time again since their original appearance in the Morte DArthur of Thomas Malory and the Mabinogian of medieval Welsh mythology. Among those many accounts, Henry Gilberts lively rendition endures as one of the best for introducing the King and his Knights. Conveying the spirit of the chivalrous age across thirteen episodes, Gilbert includes the Sword