Places named Robin Hood's Chair: Difference between revisions

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By Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2016-12-17. Revised by Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2020-06-12.

Places named Robin Hood's Chair or similar:

Burne, Charlotte S. 'The Science of Folk-Lore', The Folk-Lore Journal, vol. III (1885), pp. 97-103; see pp. 101-102. "Such names as Robin Hood's Chair, Boggart Ho' Clough, Moot Hill, &c. are not so much valuable in themselves as for the evidence they afford of the popular belief or popular custom which occasioned them" (p. 101).

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	* {{:Burne, Charlotte S 1885a}}; see pp. 101-102. "Such names as Robin Hood's Chair, Boggart Ho' Clough, Moot Hill, &c. are not so much valuable in themselves as for the evidence they afford of the popular belief or popular custom which occasioned them" (p. 101).		* {{:Burne, Charlotte Sophia 1885a}}; see pp. 101-102. "Such names as Robin Hood's Chair, Boggart Ho' Clough, Moot Hill, &c. are not so much valuable in themselves as for the evidence they afford of the popular belief or popular custom which occasioned them" (p. 101).