The book covers the story of Britain's search for its identity before and after the arrival of Christianity, leading up to the invention of the seeds of the Brutus myth in the 600s AD.
It charts the development of his myth into a fully blown adventure story under the pen of Geoffrey of Monmouth in the 1100s.
It then explores Brutuss story through the Middle Ages, as the centerpiece of Britain's national consciousness and an important tool in royal and national propaganda and foreign policy (i.
Pen And Sword Family History Brutus of troy: and the quest for the ancestry of the british, paperback/anthony adolph
