Rachel Harriette Busk

Rachel Harriette Busk (1831—1907) yin gbejizọnlinzintọ Britishnu podọ folklorist de.

Gbẹzan etọn 
E yin jiji to 1831 to London. Ewọ wẹ yin yọpọvu to ovi atọ́n Hans Busk po asi etọn Maria po tọn po nọviyọnnu Hans Busk he yin nọvi na Julia Clara Byrne. E sọ yin yọnnu yọnwẹn na Sir Robert Loder, ewọ wẹ yin Baronet tintan nọviyọnnu etọn Maria Georgiana dali. 

E mọ wekanhlanmẹ de yi sọn Italy, Spain, Mongolia po fidevo lẹ po. Azọ́n he e wa lẹ wẹ folklore, nuwiwa jọwamọ tọn titengbe lẹ, omẹ wiwe lẹ, yise do nuhe yin sise lẹ ji kẹdẹ. Azọ́n etọn do Italian folklore ji yinuwa do Guiseppe Pitrè
ji taun..

E wa diọ zun Catholic yitọ   de to 1858 bo wa nọ nọ Rome to 1862 godo.
E basi matintọ to owhé hagbẹ́ tọn de to Westminster, to azán tintan whejisun 1907, bo wa yin didi do owhé whẹndo tọn gbe to Frant, sẹpọ dotọ Tunbridge tọn

Azọ́n etọn lẹ
Patranas or Spanish Stories (1870) 
Household Stories from the Land of Hofer, or Popular Myths of Tirol (1871) 
Sagas from the Far East: Kalmouk and Mongol Tales (1873). 
The Folk-lore of Rome (1874) 
The Valleys of Tirol (1874) 
The Folk-Songs of Italy (1887)

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Otàn gbẹzan etọn tọn
 Hopkin, David (2018). “‘Imagine I am the Creatura’: Biography of Rachel Busk, a British Folklorist in Europe”, in BEROSE -  International Encyclopaedia of the Histories of Anthropology, Paris.

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Resources related to research : BEROSE - International Encyclopaedia of the Histories of Anthropology. "Busk, Rachel (1831-1907)", Paris, 2018. (ISSN 2648-2770)