| Record ID | ia:songofarthur0000lees |
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100 1 $aLeeson, Robert,$d1928-
245 14 $aThe song of Arthur /$cRobert Leeson.
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505 0 $aIn search of Arthur -- A time of great quests; red dragon, white dragon -- Camelot in its glory -- The questing spirit revived -- The last battle.
520 $aIt is the fifth century AD. A young boy is orphaned as the north of Britain is ravaged by war. Taking up his father's sword and harp, he is led across land and sea to Arthur, the renowned "Boar of Cornwall". Thus begins a retelling of the Arthurian legends, narrated by Taliesin, the orphan boy.
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