Re: King Arthur

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Date: Mon, 08 Jul 1985 12:55

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>I hadn't thought that King Arthur was a 'Celtic legend', but that Camelot,
>et al, was somewhere in the middle or south of England. I could be wrong..
>

They were everywhere. But they were particularly in England/Scotland area.
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