More English fairy tales
By: collected and edited by Joseph Jacobs, editor of "Folk-lore" ; illustrated by John D. Batten
Series: Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Children's Literature and Childhood; Nineteenth Century Collections Online: Children's Literature and Childhood
Publisher: David Nutt
Published: 1894
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 243
Subjects: Children; Juvenile fiction; Conduct of life; Fairy tales; Folklore; Children's stories
Notes: Publisher's advertisements follow text.

Title page printed in red and black.

Reproduction of the original from the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature, George A. Smathers Libraries, University of Florida.

"Notes and references": pages [215]-243.
Table of contents: title: The pied piper of Franchville; title: Hereafterthis; title: The golden ball; title: My own self; title: The black bull of Norroway; title: Yallery Brown; title: Three feathers; title: Sir Gammer Vans; title: Tom Hickathrift; title: The Hedley kow; title: Gobborn seer; title: Lawkamercyme; title: Tattercoats; title: The wee bannock; title: Johnny Gloke; title: Coat o' clay; title: The three cows; title: The blinded giant; title: Scrapefoot; title: The pedlar of Swaffham; title: The old witch; title: The three wishes; title: The buried moon; title: A son of Adam; title: The children in the wood; title: The Hobyahs; title: A pottle o' brains; title: The king of England and his three sons; title: King John and the Abbot of Canterbury; title: Rushen Coatie; title: The king o' the cats; title: Tamlane; title: The stars in the sky; title: News!; title: Puddock, Mousie, and Ratton; title: The little bull-calf; title: The wee, wee Mannie; title: Habetrot and Scantlie Mab; title: Old mother Wiggle-Waggle; title: Catskin; title: Stupid's cries; title: The Lambton worm; title: The wise men of Gotham; title: The princess of Canterbury.