Arthurian Chronicles Roman De Brut

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The historical narrative begins with the arrival of Constantine in Totnes, accompanied by valiant knights eager for leadership. The Britons, initially fearful, rally from their hiding places upon hearing the call for aid. Their united front ultimately leads to the defeat of their adversaries. Following their victory, a significant council is convened at Cirencester, where the lords and barons elect Constantine as king. The introduction by Eugene Mason enriches the context, providing insights into Wace's life and the significance of this work in Anglo-Norman literature.