The Legend Of Sir Lancelot Du Lac

Jessie L. Weston in this book "The Legend of Sir Lancelot du Lac" shares her study on the Lancelot legend which is considered unconnected with the Arthurian legends. She gives a vivid explanation of some interesting facts that are worth knowing about the legends. Are you interested in the story of Sir Lancelot Du Lac and other associated legends?

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