Folklore As an Historical Science (Classic Reprint)

Pedlar sS eat, Swapfham Church, Norfolk .F rotM se 2. Carved Wooden Figure of the Pedlar inS waffham Church .. .. ... 83. Carved Wooden Figure of the Peplar sD og inS waffham Church .. .... 8N os. 1-3 are taken from photogphs, and show how the story of the Pedlar of Swaffham has been interpreted in carving. The costume of the Pedlar is noticeable. 4. The Pedlar op Lambeth and his Dog, figured in the WINDOW (now destroyed) OF Lambeth Church (from Allen sH istory of Lambeth) .. .. .20 5. The Pedlar of Lambeth and his Dog as drawn in 1786 FORD ucarel sH istory of Lambeth .. .. 22 Nos. 4and 5illustrate the traces of the Pedlar legend in Lambeth, and the costume of the Pedlar, though later than that shown in theS waffham carving, exhibits analogous features which are of interest to the argument. 6. Plan of theS ite op the Heaven sW alls at LitlingTON, NEAR ROYSTON, CAMBRIDGESHIRE (reprinted from A rduB ologia) ... 43 7. Sketch of Litlington Field (reprinted from A rdueologia) .44 Nos. 6and 7show the site and general appearance of this interesting relic of the Roman occupation of Britain. 8. Stone Monuments erected as Memorials in aK asya Village (reprinted from Asiatic Researches) .- 55 9.
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