Le Morte Darthur The Winchester Manuscript (Oxford World's Classics) Paperback – 11 Sept. 2008

excellent edition.

Perfect

Arrived in good time, satisfied with purchase.

A very nicely presented "translation" of this classic work, detailing the history and daring do of King Arthur and his Knights. These legends should live forever, and, with volumes like this, they will. Very enjoyable.

Although I have still not read the entirety of this large tome, which I am aware is an injustice, as only part of it was necessary for my course, the book is of good quality and has been preserved well, and a great buy.

I enjoyed this book very much interesting read.

This book is amazing, and I love it dearly! Bought it because of a school project, and I am so happy I bought this version of it.

There are twenty-two chapters, sixteen of which tell the story of a knight. The knight often conceals his identity when he sets out to do his chivalrous deeds. There is much repetition in the detail of the exploits of the knights. Much smiting mightily, buffeting on the helm, and fewtering of spears. Not light reading, becoming somewhat monotonous. O.K. for students and anyone interested in the words and language of Malory’s day.