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Malory: The Knight Who Became King Arthur's Chronicler Erafeen Volumes the sequel Whiteoaks also wentVirtually all modern versions of the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table are derived from a single book: Sir Thomas Malory's Morte d'Arthur (1469), one of the world's most renowned literary works. Yet the author, a fifteenth century knight, has remained an enigma for centuries. Existing historical records imply that Malory was a criminal accused of rape, ambush, rustling, and attacks on abbeys and was imprisoned for most of his