Malory Moralisé: The Disarming of Le Morte Darthur , 1800-1918

Andrew Lynch

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Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies Medieval Literature and History Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Nineteenth-century revivers of Malory were consistently antipathetic to his fight scenes. They abridged and misleadingly moralized the fights to let the Morte become an exemplar of Victorian 'chivalry.'

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1982The Return to Camelot: Chivalry and the English Gentleman 1930Le Morte D'Arthur 1988The Ages of Man: A Study in Medieval Writing and Thought 1978The Worlds of Victorian Fiction 1997Malory's book of arms: the narrative of combat in Le morte Darthur 1967The Works of Sir Thomas Malory 1987Age of Chivalry 1986The sense of the past in Victorian literature

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