The idea stems from the Arthurian legend about the Knights of the Round Table in Camelot.

Only King Arthur.

Court of King Arthur.

King Arthur knows. He'll not inquire.

King Arthur knows we met.

King Arthur has invited us to see the tournament.

King Arthur and his queen will be all the more pleased. Will you follow me?

What are you reading?

It's worth your life to fail King Arthur.

Have you got your armour ready, King Arthur?

King Arthur is a good example of a romantic hero.

There's a King Arthur element to the storyline, okay.

In that case, I will send my son to King Arthur.

Legality is legality. Arthur is the King, and we must never question it.

King Arthur said that you claim descent from a king of Britain.

And I designed three operas with him, and the most recent one, King Arthur.

That is why I have accepted King Arthur's invitation to attend the tournament at Camelot.

We go to Camelot. King Arthur must hear of this. Get that lance.

It was written in Cumbric or Old Welsh and contains the earliest known reference to King Arthur.

The Myth of Superstar Cities

The Myth of the Ownership Society

Seven.

Arthur!

As if he'd actually been there.

Yes, and poor us too.

Here, take her.

The Achievement Myth

The Myth of Decoupling

A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court is an 1889 novel by American humorist and writer Mark Twain.

Nine.

Well, er, I don't say there's not a blemish on his birth but had King Arthur not been born, Brack might hold the throne.

It's hard to put into words, sir, but could it be that he covets King Arthur's throne more than anyone knows?

AB 22.

AB 25.

529.

3481. AB

Oh, 722. AB

1959.

AB

Arthur Reiss.

By all means,

Fanshaw, Arthur.

The Myth of Currency Manipulation

The Myth of Isolationist America

The Greek Austerity Myth