The Mythology of the British Islands (Wordsworth Myth, Legend & Folklore)

by Charles Squire

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Originally published in 1912, Charles Squire's primer on British Mythology introduces the ancient gods and peoples and the rise and fall of the mythical, legendary and poetic traditions of the islands that we now call the British Isles.

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