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Table of Contents
Illustrations
Preface
1 A Saint in Name
2 The Family Feud
3 Civil Peace and Holy War
4 The Return of the King
5 The Disobedient Prince
6 Arthur’s Crown
7 Peaceful Endeavours
8 The Great Cause
9 The Struggle for Mastery
10 Uniting the Kingdom?
11 A Lasting Vengeance
12 A Great and Terrible King
Abbreviations
Notes
Bibliography
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