The Battle of Mount Badon, Ambrosius, Arthur and the defence of Britain

The Battle of Mount Badon: Ambrosius, Arthur and the defence of Britain brings the events leading to the end of Roman Britain and the impact of the demise of the Roman Empire into sharper focus. How did Anglo-Saxons so quickly present the "invincible force" described by Bede and which "kings of the Britons", mentioned in the Historia Brittonum, engaged and eventually defeated them? With a stunning new perspective, this book provides answers sufficient to not only justify Arthur's historicity, but also to challenge the perceived chronology of the fifth century.