British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions

British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions

by Wirt Sikes

34 chapters11h 28mEnglish1880

About this book

The British Isles, in particular Wales, are renowned for legend and folklore. The author, an American journalist working in Europe, was appointed Consul to Wales and thus began his fascination with Welsh folklore. He became a renowned authority and published several books on the subject. This work is more of a scholarly discussion on the origins and geography than a narration of the stories. - Summary by Lynne Thompson

Chapters (33)

1Book 1 Chapter 1
1176
2Book 1 Chapter 2
1991
3Book 1 Chapter 3
1441
4Book 1 Chapter 4
722
5Book 1 Chapter 5
824
6Book 1 Chapter 6 Parts 1-7
1329
7Book 1 Chapter 6 Parts 8-13
1120
8Book 1 Chapter 7
1182
9Book 1 Chapter 8
973
10Book 1 Chapter 9
786
11Book 1 Chapter 10
887
12Book 1 Chapter 11
1173
13Book 2 Chapter 1
1408
14Book 2 Chapter 2
1680
15Book 2 Chapter 3
724
16Book 2 Chapter 4
1276
17Book 2 Chapter 5
1666
18Book 2 Chapter 6
977
19Book 2 Chapter 7
1382
20Book 2 Chapter 8
1403
21Book 2 Chapter 9
1299
22Book 3 Chapter 1
1662
23Book 3 Chapter 2
1006
24Book 3 Chapter 3
960
25Book 3 Chapter 4
1343
26Book 3 Chapter 5
830
27Book 3 Chapter 6
1586
28Book 3 Chapter 7
1709
29Book 4 Chapter 1
737
30Book 4 Chapter 2
2208
31Book 4 Chapter 3
1316
32Book 4 Chapter 4
1178
33Book 4 Chapter 5
1144

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