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The Return of the King Collector's Edition Being the Third Part of The Lord of the Rings

J.R.R. Tolkien

Sauron has returned… watch The Companions of the Ring have become involved in separate adventures as the heroic quest continues. Aragorn, revealed as the hidden heir of the ancient Kings of the West, joined with the Riders of Rohan against the forces of Isengard, and took part in the desperate vict...

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The Rest Is History

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The Rest Is History

Willie's author's note was mentioned, noting the book is part of a fourvolume collection on the East India Company and is currently available.

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that's your author's note in the book that you have written about this, The Return of a King, which is part of the company called this collection of four volumes about the East India Company in India,...

— Episode: 88. The First Anglo-Afghan War

Episode: 88. The First Anglo-Afghan War

Willie's author's note was mentioned, noting the book is part of a fourvolume collection on the East India Company and is currently available.

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that's your author's note in the book that you have written about this, The Return of a King, which is part of the company called this collection of four volumes about the East India Company in India, which is available now.

Behind the Bastards

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Behind the Bastards

They cited a passage from Return of the King that Ben Shapiro used to draw a parallel between London's fall and his lionscavenger metaphor.

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After quoting a passage from Return of the King describing the armies of Mordor marching on Minas Tirith, Ben Shapiro writes, so it goes today in London. The lions are gone.

— Episode: Robert and Cody Read Ben Shapiro's New B...

Episode: Robert and Cody Read Ben Shapiro's New Book

They cited a passage from Return of the King that Ben Shapiro used to draw a parallel between London's fall and his lionscavenger metaphor.

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After quoting a passage from Return of the King describing the armies of Mordor marching on Minas Tirith, Ben Shapiro writes, so it goes today in London. The lions are gone.

The Matt Walsh Show

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The Matt Walsh Show

The host referenced the book as the third installment of the series, correcting a misstatement about the movie title and noting the significance of Gondor finally receiving a king. The discussion was factual rather than promotional.

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The book was referenced as the third installment of the series, pointing out that the actual third movie is titled "The Return of the King", countering Joy Reid's fabricated title.

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At least check the titles because the third movie is in fact called The Return of the King because it turns out that Gondor not only gets a king, but part of the whole point is that it did need one.

The quote, Gondor needs no king is from Boromir. And in the movie when he says that phrase, there's ominous music playing in the background, which is a signal that we're not supposed to agree with it.

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