The Trials of Arthur: The Life and Times of a Modern-Day King - Softcover

Pendragon, Arthur; Stone, Christopher James

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0007121148 ISBN 13: 9780007121144

Verlag: Element, 2003

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Book by Pendragon Arthur

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Críticas:

‘Am I alone in thrilling to this noble throwback to the age of Celtic romance? .. our Prime Minister is a grinning charmless twerp; our Archbishop of Canterbury has as much spiritual charisma as a raw potato; and the House of Windsor is dullsville. I'd dump the whole pack of them tomorrow and replace them with a single Royal, Spiritual and Political leader – King Arthur.' (Evening Standard)

Reseña del editor:

A fascinating slice of British history, popular culture and the eco-warrior movement – seen through the eyes of someone frequently on the wrong side of bureaucracy and the law – and a state-of-Britain exploration from this wonderfully alternative viewpoint. Now appearing at a Magistrate's Court near you! The Life and Times of King Arthur Pendragon

Eco-campaigning druid king Arthur Pendragon has waged a highly public, completely eccentric 14-year battle to assert the right of everyone to worship at Stonehenge. He has taken the Home Office to the High Court and HM Government to the European Court – and recently won. This summer solstice they allowed general access to the public for the first time for years.
Through the story of Arthur, this book will explore the state of Britain, politically and spiritually; what Britain means at the start of a new millennium. Arthur is a key to exploring the nature of Britain on many levels; mythical, political, historical, magical, moral and physical.
This book will cover the exploits and anecdotes of his past 14 years and at the same time serve as an inspiring mission statement – an `anyone can do it' manifesto – that whoever you are, whatever you do, you can create your own persona, live your own life, any way you choose to.

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• Verlag: Element
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2003
• ISBN 10: 0007121148
• ISBN 13: 9780007121144
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 272