Sir Thomas Malory And Arthurian Legends
Sir Thomas Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur is a prominent work of medieval literature. It is distinct from other literary works of the period because _____.
A
it is primarily a compilation of existing Arthurian legends combined with a few original additions
B
it was actually written by a female author using a male pseudonym
C
it is considered the first illustrated book in recorded history
D
it was written in multiple languages to reach a wider European audience
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