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Explore the enduring legends of "King Arthur in Cornwall" with this meticulously prepared republication of William Howship Dickinson's historical exploration. Delve into the rich tapestry of Cornish and Celtic history as it intersects with the Arthurian cycle. This book examines the antiquities of Cornwall, offering insights into the potential historical basis for the tales of King Arthur. Journey through the landscapes and landmarks associated with Arthurian legends, and uncover the threads that connect Cornwall to the broader history of Great Britain. Ideal for readers interested in history, travel, and the enduring allure of ancient Celtic traditions and the captivating stories of King Arthur. Discover the historical and geographical context that has shaped our understanding of these timeless tales.
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