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Venture into the captivating world of British folklore with "Legend Land, Vol. 3: Being a further collection of some of the Old Tales told in those Western Parts of Britain served by the Great Western Railway, now retold by Lyonesse." This volume gathers a rich tapestry of folk legends and tales primarily from Wales and Cornwall, offering a fascinating glimpse into the enduring mythology of the region.
Explore the lore and legends that have shaped the cultural landscape of this corner of Britain. Immerse yourself in the stories passed down through generations. "Legend Land" preserves the essence of English folk literature, presenting a diverse collection of narratives that reflect the beliefs, values, and historical experiences of the people.
Perfect for enthusiasts of folklore and those interested in the cultural heritage of Great Britain, this meticulously prepared edition makes these timeless tales accessible once more. Discover the magic and mystery woven into the heart of the land in "Legend Land, Vol. 3."
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