The Camp of Refuge (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Camp of Refuge

England does not possess a national epic and but few' national traditions. But its literature is enriched by romances, dramatic and narrative, founded on the events of almost all epochs in the national history. The quality of these romances varies, of course, but some of them are of classical value, many are far above the average of fiction, and nearly all are of interest and value to the literary history of the country.

It is preposed to reproduce such of these romances as are available and suitable for the purpose, in a uniform series, arranged under the reigns of the sovereigns to which they belong.

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