The merry ballads of Robin Hood
By: the chroniclers: Laurabelle Dietrick ... assisted by ... Joseph Franz-Walsh; illustrated by Edna Reindel. The whole story of that Robin Hood, known as Earl of Huntington, and Locksley Hall in the days of King Henry II and Richard of the Lion's heart: first sung by minstrels, later set down in the ballad books of Percy, Ritson, and Evans.
Contributors: Dietrick, Laurabelle, ed.; Franz-Walsh, Joseph, joint ed.
Publisher: The Macmillan Company
Published: 1931
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 87
Subjects: Robin Hood (Legendary character) -- Poetry.; Ballads, English -- England -- Texts.; Outlaws -- Poetry.
Genres: Poetry.; Texts.
Description: The whole story of that Robin Hood, known as Earl of Huntington, and Locksley hall in the days of King Henry II and Richard of the Lion's heart: first sung by minstrels, later set down in theballad books of Percy, Ritson, and Evans.
Notes: "Books referred to in the making of this one": p. 86.
Illustraded lining-papers.