Irish Folk and Fairy Tale Omnibus

by Michael Scott

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Series: Irish Folk and Fairy Tales (omnibus 1-3)

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Here, collected in one volume, are tales and legends that range from the misty dawn of Gaelic history and the triumph of St Patrick to the Ireland of the present day - tales as beautiful, mystical, and enchanting as the ancient land itself.

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Froud, Brian	Cover artist	secondary author	some editions	confirmed

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Irish Folk and Fairy Tales Volume 1 by Michael Scott

Irish Folk and Fairy Tales Volume 2 by Michael Scott

Irish Folk and Fairy Tales Volume 3 by Michael Scott

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Here, collected in one volume, are tales and legends that range from the misty dawn of Gaelic history and the triumph of St Patrick to the Ireland of the present day - tales as beautiful, mystical, and enchanting as the ancient land itself.

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