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* {{:Anonymous 1766a}}. Believes Robin Hood was a historical character, a yeoman and not an Earl of Huntingdon or other nobleman; he would have flourished during the reign of Richard I (1189-99) and had the Christian name Ode or Eudo, "Robin" being a later addition suggested by its similarity in sound to "robbing"
* {{:Anonymous 1766a}}. Believes Robin Hood was a historical character, a yeoman and not an Earl of Huntingdon or other nobleman; he would have flourished during the reign of Richard I (1189-99) and had the Christian name Ode or Eudo, "Robin" being a later addition suggested by its similarity in sound to "robbing"
* {{:Bird, W H B 1927a}}. Points attention to the [[1354 - Robert Hod imprisoned at Rockingham|Robert Hood who as imprisoned at Rockingham in 1354]]
* {{:Bird, W H B 1927a}}. Points attention to the [[1354 - Robert Hod imprisoned at Rockingham|Robert Hood who as imprisoned at Rockingham in 1354]]
* {{:Coote, H C 1885a}}. Discusses the [[Gest of Robyn Hode]] to demonstrate "the disagreeable fact [...] that communism was publicly advocated in this country in the reign of that too glorious monarch Edward III". Crude and antagonistic as it is, Coote's paper in its essence anticipates the views of Hilton and Keen in his younger years.
* {{:Coote, H C 1885a}}. Discusses the [[Gest of Robyn Hode]] to demonstrate "the disagreeable fact [...] that communism was publicly advocated in this country in the reign of that too glorious monarch Edward III". Crude and antagonistic as it is, Coote's paper in its essence anticipates the views of Hilton and Keen in his younger years
* {{:Curtis, J Lewelyn 1852a}}
* {{:Curtis, J Lewelyn 1852a}}
* {{:Gutch, John Mathew 1852a}}. After discussing previous attempts to provide Robin Hood with a historical identity, Gutch discusses Joseph Hunter's hypothesis at length
* {{:Gutch, John Mathew 1852a}}. After discussing previous attempts to provide Robin Hood with a historical identity, Gutch discusses Joseph Hunter's hypothesis at length
* {{:Halliwell-Phillipps, James Orchard 1852c}}. Discusses and rejects Joseph Hunter's hypothesis. Sees Robin Hood as essentially a fictional character, thus foreshadowing Child's point of view
* {{:Halliwell-Phillipps, James Orchard 1852c}}. Discusses and rejects Joseph Hunter's hypothesis. Sees Robin Hood as essentially a fictional character, thus foreshadowing Child's point of view
* {{:Nielsen, Henrik Thiil 1991a}} (in Danish)
* {{:Nielsen, Henrik Thiil 1991a}} (in Danish)
* {{:Rahman, Sabina 2016a}}
* {{:Rahman, Sabina 2016a}}.


=== Of some interest ===
=== Of some interest ===

Revision as of 00:18, 21 January 2019

By Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2013-07-07. Revised by Henrik Thiil Nielsen, 2019-01-21.

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