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Delve into the heart of Yorkshire with "The Ballads and Songs of Yorkshire," a captivating collection transcribed by C. J. Davison Ingledew from rare sources. This volume preserves the rich tapestry of English folklore through its regional poetry, offering a glimpse into the lives and traditions of the people of Yorkshire.
Sourced from private manuscripts, scarce publications, and antique broadsides, these ballads and songs capture the spirit of the region in verse. Explore the history, music, and poetic traditions that shaped the cultural landscape. Ingledew's meticulous work includes detailed notes and a comprehensive glossary, making this an invaluable resource for anyone interested in English folklore and regional history.
Discover the enduring charm of these timeless songs, reflecting the unique character and vibrant heritage of Yorkshire. "The Ballads and Songs of Yorkshire" is a vital contribution to the preservation of English folk traditions.
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