Hero-Myths and Legends of the British Race

by: M. I. Ebbutt (Author)
J. H. F. Bacon (Artist)
Byam Shaw (Artist)
W. H. Margetson (Artist)
Patten Wilson (Artist)
Gertrude Demain Hammond (Artist)

Publisher Location: New York
Publisher Name: Thomas Y. Crowell
Publication Date: 1910

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Adam Bell Writes the Letter (P. 234)1910

The Fight at the Gate (P. 238)1910

"He hung his head and rode slowly away" (P. 274)1910

"Her pleading won relief for them" (P. 348)1910

"I have no money worth offering" (P. 320)1910

"Lady, I will be a true and loyal husband" (P. 278...1910

"Little John caught the horse by the bridle" (P....1910

"Much shot the monk to the heart" (P. 330)1910

"Now you have released me from the spell completely...1910

"Sir Richard knelt in courteous salutation" (P. 324...1910

"William continued his wonderful archery" (P. 232)1910

William of Cloudeslee and His Son (Frontispiece)1910

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• Adam Bell Writes the Letter (P. 234)

  by Patten Wilson
• The Fight at the Gate (P. 238)

  by Patten Wilson
• "He hung his head and rode slowly away" (P. 274)

  by W. H. Margetson
• "Her pleading won relief for them" (P. 348)

  by Gertrude Demain Hammond
• "I have no money worth offering" (P. 320)

  by Patten Wilson
• "Lady, I will be a true and loyal husband" (P. 278)

  by W. H. Margetson

• "Little John caught the horse by the bridle" (P. 316)

  by Patten Wilson
• "Much shot the monk to the heart" (P. 330)

  by Patten Wilson
• "Now you have released me from the spell completely" (P. 282)

  by W. H. Margetson
• "Sir Richard knelt in courteous salutation" (P. 324)

  by Patten Wilson
• "William continued his wonderful archery" (P. 232)

  by Patten Wilson
• William of Cloudeslee and His Son (Frontispiece)

  by Patten Wilson

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