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Idylls of the King - Alfred Lord Tennyson
In Idylls of the King Alfred Lord Tennyson presents a view of King Arthur and Camelot. He traces the birth of a king, the building of the Round Table, its existence, its disintegration, and the final passing of the King. He traces the rise and fall of a civilization in scope, writing about love, heroism, and conflict all in relation to a nation.
Tennyson's Idylls of the King
"Here, the poet traces the birth of a king, the building of the Round Table, its existence, its disintegration, and the final passing of the King. He traces the rise and fall of a civilization in scope, writing about love, heroism, and conflict all in relation to a nation."