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Finding Merlin

Merlin: the very name evokes intriguing images - magician wise man prophet adviser to Arthur counsellor of Camelot. The legend is famous but not the truth: that Merlin was a historical figure a Briton who hailed not from England or Wales as traditional wisdom would have it but from Scotland. Adam Ardrey brings back to life Merlins role in the cataclysmic battles between reason and religion of sixth-century Britain - battles which Merlin would ultimately lose. From the time of his death up until the present day historical records relating to Merlin have been altered his true provenance and importance obscured and his name changed to mean Madman. The same fate awaited Merlins twin sister Languoreth as intelligent and powerful as her brother but as a woman a greater threat to the power of
church and state. Languoreths existence was all but obliterated and her story lost - until now. Finding Merlin uncovers new evidence and re-examines the old. The places where Merlin was born lived died and was buried are identified as well as the people surrounding him - his nemesis Mungo and his friend the hero Arthur. In this impressively well-researched and accessibly written book Merlin walks from the pages of legend into history.
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Merlin: the very name evokes intriguing images
- magician wise man prophet adviser to Arthur counsellor of Camelot. The legend is famous but not the truth: that Merlin was a historical figure a Briton who hailed not from England or Wales as traditional wisdom would have it but from Scotl&. Adam Ardrey brings back to life Merlins role in the cataclysmic battles between reason & religion of sixth-century Britain
- battles which Merlin would ultimately lose. From the time of his death up until the present day historical records relating to Merlin have been altered his true provenance & importance obscured & his name changed to mean Madman. The same fate awaited Merlins twin sister Languoreth as intelligent & powerful as her brother but as a woman a greater threat to the power of church & state. Languoreths existence was all but obliterated & her story lost
- until now. Finding Merlin uncovers new evidence & re-examines the old. The places where Merlin was born lived died & was buried are identified as well as the people surrounding him
- his nemesis Mungo & his friend the hero Arthur. In this impressively well-researched & accessibly written book Merlin walks from the pages of legend into history.

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