Page, Esquire, and Knight

by Marion Florence Lansing


Description:  Presents the best stories of all periods of chivalry, from the days of the founding of the Round Table to the death of Chevalier Bayard. It sets forth in simple story form the development and progress of knighthood from the time of St. George, who won his spurs by killing the dragon, to the founding, a thousand years later, of the order which bore his name and embodied in its ritual the highest ceremonial of chivalry. With its explanation of the meaning of the degrees of knighthood, its description of quests and tourneys, and its outline of the great events of chivalry, this volume will serve as a good introduction to the later reading of Arthurian and other romances, and of the history of Charlemagne's wars and the crusades.


Additional information:

Ages:  10-12
Length:  139 pages
Format:  Paperback, Ebook
Illustrations:  Black and white
Year published:  2006
ISBN:  978-1-59915-164-9
Genres:  History, European History

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Table of Contents

1. Page, Esquire, and Knight
2. The Drawing of the Sword 
3. The Founding of the Round Table 
4. Perceval 
5. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight 
6. The Passing of Arthur 
7. Roland, a Knight of France 

8. The Battle of Ronceval
9. A Steed! A Steed! 
10. Godfrey, a Knight of the Crusades 
11. The Troubadour 
12. The Order of St. George 
13. Chevalier Bayard

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