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King Arthur and His Knights - Mabel Louise Robinson 1953 Landmark Random House vintage hardback dogs do's and don'ts of theCondition: Acceptable: Signs of wear and consistent use. See images for the condition of this book. Blurb: World Landmark Book Back in the sixth century the British Isles were not as they are now. England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, all were divided up into small kingdoms each with its own ruler, each looking for trouble. They fought together, won or lost their lands, shifted their boundaries, until, as one writer says, we need the magic of Merlin to