From Publishers Weekly
With evidence from archeology, ancient texts and linguistics, Tolstoy, an Arthurian scholar, argues that Merlin did exist, although not as a contemporary of King Arthur. PW found that even readers with no particular interest in the subject "will not regret" reading this book.
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Ingram
Did Merlin really exist, or is he part of a fairy tale? Nikolai Tolstoy eloquently argues that the wizard Merlin did in fact exist. Through the use of diverse and rare literary sources, he shows Merlin to have been a historical figure--one of the last heirs to druidic tradition. 16 pages of black-and-white photos.
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