Early English Hero Tales
'Early English Hero Tales' Summary
Early English Hero Tales is a collection of tales from English folklore. The tales are divided into four sections: "The Tales of the North," "The Tales of the Midlands," "The Tales of the South," and "The Tales of the West." The tales in each section are connected by a common theme or setting. For example, the tales in "The Tales of the North" are all set in the northern part of England and feature characters such as Robin Hood and King Arthur.Book Details
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