Studies in folklore, in honor of Distinguished Service Professor Stith Thompson.

Mode of access: Internet.

Etruria-celtica: Etruscan literature and antiquities investigated; or, The language of that ancient and illustrious people compared and identified with the Iberno-Celtic, and both shown to be Phœnician.

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The pedigree of the English people: an argument, historical and scientific, on English ethnology, showing the progress of race-amalgamation in Britain from the earliest times, with especial reference to the incorporation of the Celtic aborigines.

"Original authorities and other works consulted": p. [9]-15.

Records by spade and terrier; historical sidelights from the discovery of stone-age, Celtic and Roman remains; also from the etymology of local place and family names, from customs and folk-lore garnered from the tithe-maps and registers of Holcome-by-Mendip and surrounding district.

Mode of access: Internet.

Studies in Cheremis folklore.

Bibliography: pages 9-12.

The folklore, manners, customs, and languages of the South Australian aborigines: gathered from inquiries made by authority of South Australian government.

"Facsimiles of letters written by aborigines educated at the mission schools", listed in Table of contents, and in Index as p. 29 of the Addendum, are not found in this copy; page 28 ends with the word "Finis", followed by printer's address at foot of page.

The bulletin of the Board of Celtic Studies.

Includes glosses of the Welsh language, bardic vocabulary, etc.

The Celtic Church of Wales /

Bibliography: p. [531]-533.

The book Arran;

Vol. 1: Impression 550 copies.

Under the cottonwood; a saga of Negro life in which the history, traditions and folklore of the Negro of the last century are vividly portrayed.

"First edition."

Southern folklore quarterly.

Includes section "Book reviews."

Descriptions of cairns, cromlechs, kistvaens, and other Celtic, druidical, or Scythian monuments in the Dekhan. To which are added, Results of examination of a group of ancient cairns on Twizell Moor, in Northumberland, exhibiting similarity in construction and contents with cairns in the Dekhan.

"From the Transactions of the Royal Irish academy, volume XXIV.--Antiquities."

Celtic memories, and other poems,

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La Rance; ses sources, ses bords, description et folklore ...

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The science of folklore.

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