A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
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English
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Preface
A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
A Word of Explanation
How Sir Launcelot Slew Two Giants, and Made a Castle Free
The Stranger’s History
I: Camelot
II: King Arthur’s Court
III: Knights of the Table Round
IV: Sir Dinadan the Humorist
V: An Inspiration
VI: The Eclipse
VII: Merlin’s Tower
VIII: The Boss
IX: The Tournament
X: Beginnings of Civilization
XI: The Yankee in Search of Adventures
XII: Slow Torture
XIII: Freemen!
XIV: “Defend Thee, Lord!”
XV: Sandy’s Tale
XVI: Morgan le Fay
XVII: A Royal Banquet
XVIII: In the Queen’s Dungeons
XIX: Knight-Errantry as a Trade
XX: The Ogre’s Castle
XXI: The Pilgrims
XXII: The Holy Fountain
XXIII: Restoration of the Fountain
XXIV: A Rival Magician
XXV: A Competitive Examination
XXVI: The First Newspaper
XXVII: The Yankee and the King Travel Incognito
XXVIII: Drilling the King
XXIX: The Smallpox Hut
XXX: The Tragedy of the Manor-House
XXXI: Marco
XXXII: Dowley’s Humiliation
XXXIII: Sixth Century Political Economy
XXXIV: The Yankee and the King Sold as Slaves
XXXV: A Pitiful Incident
XXXVI: An Encounter in the Dark
XXXVII: An Awful Predicament
XXXVIII: Sir Launcelot and Knights to the Rescue
XXXIX: The Yankee’s Fight with the Knights
XL: Three Years Later
XLI: The Interdict
XLII: War!
XLIII: The Battle of the Sand-Belt
XLIV: A Postscript by Clarence
Final P.S. by M. T.
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