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It was mentioned in passing after the discussion of Malory's 'Le Morte d'Arthur' and described as the work of a 'creepy-looking dude' but a great poet.
And after Mallory, you have Alfred Lord Tennyson, who wrote The Idols of the King.
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It was mentioned in passing after the discussion of Malory's 'Le Morte d'Arthur' and described as the work of a 'creepy-looking dude' but a great poet.
And after Mallory, you have Alfred Lord Tennyson, who wrote The Idols of the King.
Yeah. That creepy looking dude. And great poet. Yeah. But scary looking.
Episode: SYSK Distraction Playlist: Was there a real King A...
It was mentioned in the context of other works that contributed to the Arthurian legend, along with a description of the author's appearance.
So after Mallory, you have Alfred Lord Tennyson, who wrote The Idols of the King.
Yeah. That creepy looking dude. And great poet. Yeah. But scary looking.
Episode: SYSK Distraction Playlist: Was there a real King A...
It was mentioned as a book by Alfred Lord Tennyson, who was described as a poet, and whose name was liked by one of the podcast speakers.
So after Mallory, you have Alfred Lord Tennyson, who wrote The Idols of the King.
Yeah. That creepy looking dude. And great poet. Yeah. But scary looking.