The monk Nennius described this man's twelve battles, inspiring Geoffrey of Monmouth, who popularized the exploits of this figure. This man is at the center of a series of twelve narrative poems by Alfred Tennyson, Idylls of the King. In a Mark Twain novel, he employs a resident of Connecticut named
The monk Nennius described this man's twelve battles, inspiring Geoffrey of Monmouth, who popularized the exploits of this figure. This man is at the center of a series of twelve narrative poems by Alfred Tennyson, Idylls of the King. In a Mark Twain novel, he employs a resident of Connecticut named Hank Morgan. T. H. White is known for a four-part work about this man, whose "death" titles a work written in prison by Thomas Mallory. For 10 points, name this legendary king who possesses a round table.
The monk Nennius described this man's twelve battles, inspiring Geoffrey of Monmouth, who popularized the exploits of this figure.
King {Arthur}