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Based on medieval Arthurian legends, The Once and Future King is a twentieth-century version of young Arthur's quest for the sword Excalibur and his claim to the throne of England. Including many well-known and much-loved episodes with Merlyn, the sorcerer; Morgan La Fay, the witch; and knights jousting and hounds engaged in the hunt, White's novel adds to the lore surrounding the person of King Arthur.
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Based on medieval Arthurian legends, CliffsNotes on The Once and Future King is a twentieth-century version of young Arthur's quest for the sword Excalibur and his claim to the throne of England. Including many well-known and much-loved episodes with Merlyn, the sorcerer; Morgan La Fay, the witch; and knights jousting and hounds engaged in the hunt, White's novel adds to the lore surrounding the person of King Arthur.
This study guide covers all four volumes of The Once and Future King with special emphasis given to the most popular volume, The Sword in the Stone. Other features that help you study include
- Character analyses of major players
- Personal background of the author, T.H. White
- A critical essay on Arthurian films
- A review section that tests your knowledge
- A Resource Center full of books, articles, and Web sites
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About the Author
Daniel Moran is an award-winning high school English teacher who has also written the CliffsNotes for the The Once and Future King and Heart of Darkness.
Table of Contents
Life and Background of the Author.
Introduction to the Novel.
Critical Commentaries.
Chapters 1-5.
Chapters 6 and 7.
Chapter 8.
Chapters 9-12.
Chapter 13.
Chapters 14-16.
Chapters 17-19.
Chapters 20-21.
Chapters 22-24.
Character Analyses for The Sword In the Stone.
Critical Essay.
CliffsNotes Review.
CliffsNotes Resource Center.
Index.