The Mythical History of England
The Mythical History of England
THE illustrious poet, Milton, in his "History of England," is the author whom we chiefly follow in this chapter.
The Mythical History of England: Brutus
Rejecting these and other like stories, Milton gives more regard to the story of Brutus, the Trojan, which, he says, is supported by…
The Mythical History of England: Trojans
Brutus, at the age of fifteen, attending his father to the chase, unfortunately killed him with an arrow. Banished therefor by his kindred…
The Mythical History of England: Corineus
Brutus, guided now, as he thought, by divine direction, sped his course towards the west, and, arriving at a place on the Tyrrhene sea…
The Mythical History of England: Locrine
Brutus built his capital city, and called it Trojanova (New Troy), changed in time to Trinovantus, now London ("For noble Britons sprong…