In the Court of King Arthur

Name: In the Court of King Arthur
Author: Samuel E. Lowe

By Samuel E. Lowe

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A series of Arthurian episodes follows a young page who arrives weakened at the royal court and becomes entwined with knights, tournaments, rescues, and quests. The narrative moves through single combats, acts of chivalry, courtly encounters with figures such as Merlin, Launcelot, and Galahad, and conflicts that split parties and lead to daring rescues in hostile strongholds. Later chapters set the stage for a Grail quest and other adventures, balancing action and pageantry with recurring themes of honor, humility, loyalty, and the duties expected of those who serve the Round Table.

About the Author

Samuel E. Lowe

Samuel E. Lowe was an American author known for his contributions to children's literature in the early 20th century. His works often blend adventure and moral lessons, making them appealing to young readers. Among his notable titles is "In the Court of King Arthur," which introduces children to the legendary tales of Arthurian lore. Additionally, his stories such as "Father Bear and Bobby Bear" and "Hazel Squirrel and Other Stories" showcase his ability to create engaging narratives that resonate with themes of friendship and nature. Lowe's storytelling continues to be appreciated for its imaginative qualities and educational value.