Sire Degarre, A Middle English Metrical Romance

This edition of "Sire Degarre" presents a meticulously transcribed and edited version of the Middle English metrical romance. Muriel Bothwell Carr's edition offers valuable insights into the language, literary conventions, and cultural context of the period. "Sire Degarre," a tale of a knight's adventures, reflects the themes of chivalry, love, and the supernatural common in medieval romance literature. This edition serves as an invaluable resource for students and scholars interested in Middle English language and literature, offering a window into the imaginative world of medieval England. The text is essential reading for anyone studying the development of English literature and the enduring appeal of Arthurian and related romances.

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