title: The Knight in History (Medieval Life)
author:  Frances Gies 
description: Illuminates the evolution of knighthood (New York Times Book Review)<br /><br />A carefully researched, concise, readable, and entertaining account of an institution that remains a part of the Western imagination. (Los Angeles Times)<br /><br />Splendid  This detailed look, focusing as it often does on individual men, shows the knight in a new and more interesting light, whether Roland or Galahad. (Washington Post)<br /><br />Giess writing is fresh and direct, her scholarship is exact, and she approaches her subject with excitement. (The New Yorker)
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  > One True Knight
  
  > The Knights of Honor Trilogy  
  > Book One
  
  > by
  
  > Dana D’Angelo
  
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