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Celtic Myths and Legends by Charles Squire
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Celtic Myths and Legends

by Charles Squire

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Late Victorian/Edwardian Literary treatment so treat as raw material if wanting to give a live performance ( )
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a collection of the celtic myths to lose yourself in ( )
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Mythology of the Celtic People and Celtic Myth and Legend (with varying subtitles) are the same book issued under different titles. I suspect some of the other titles on this author's page may be further variants.
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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0878770305, Paperback)

Now back in print for the first time in many years is one of the most comprehensive studies of Celtic mythology legend and poetry ever written, presenting the entire enthralling panorama of the mythical and legendary traditions of the ancient Gaelic and British Celts.

Here, in clear, compact, readable form are stories of all the chief characters of Celtic myth: the Gaelic gods and the giants they battled; the "Champions of the Red Branch" of Ulster, heroes of the great "Irish Iliad;" Finn and the Fenians; and the gods and heroes of the ancient Britons, down through the great deeds of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table.

Here is a book that covers the entire spectrum of this fascinating area of folklore, with numerous illustrations. It is not a book for scholars only, but for anyone who is interested in the roots of many of the world's finest plays, poems, short stories and novels.

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