King Arthur in Cornwall

About this book

In an era when legends intertwine with history, "King Arthur in Cornwall" by W. Howship Dickinson delves into the enigmatic figure of King Arthur, scrutinizing the rich tapestry of myths and traditions surrounding him in the rugged landscapes of Cornwall. This compelling historical account meticulously examines the evidence that supports Arthur's existence, challenging the boundaries between folklore and reality. Readers will discover unique elements such as the significance of the legendary Excalibur and the pivotal role of Tintagel Castle in Arthurian lore. Ideal for historians and enthusiasts alike, this work invites a deeper understanding of a cultural icon whose legacy continues to resonate. Engage with Dickinson's insights and explore the enduring mystery of King Arthur.