The Greatest British "Folklore" Books From 1910 to 1919

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Folklore

Folklore is a category of books that encompasses traditional stories, beliefs, and customs of a particular culture or community. These stories are often passed down through generations and are deeply rooted in the history and traditions of the people. Folklore books may include myths, legends, fables, fairy tales, and other forms of storytelling that reflect the values, beliefs, and experiences of a particular group of people. They offer a glimpse into the cultural heritage of a community and provide insight into their way of life, beliefs, and customs.

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  1. 1. Edmund Dulac's Fairy-Book by Edmund Dulac

    This book is a collection of traditional fairy tales from around the world, beautifully illustrated by a renowned artist. The stories include tales from the folklore of various cultures, including French, Russian, Japanese, and Arabian. Each story is accompanied by stunning, full-color illustrations that bring the tales to life and transport readers into the magical worlds of the stories. The book is not only a delight for children but also an artistic treasure for adults.

  2. 2. Robin Hood by Henry Gilbert

    This classic tale follows the adventures of Robin Hood, a legendary hero who steals from the rich to give to the poor. Living in the Sherwood Forest with his band of Merry Men, Robin Hood is a skilled archer and swordsman who outwits the corrupt Sheriff of Nottingham and other adversaries. His acts of bravery and generosity, along with his love for the fair Maid Marian, have cemented his place as a symbol of resistance against tyranny. Through a series of daring escapades, Robin Hood fights for justice, showcasing his unwavering commitment to helping those in need.

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