Ashton, John, b. 1834 · London, Chatto and Windus · leaf 377
She shall be chief Gentlewoman To govern my Nursery. It will be seen from the foregoing short description, thatthe frontispiece has nothing to do with the book. It is veryevidently belonging to some history of Robin Hood, as he isrepresented in the centre at the top, having on one side eitherthe… … Printed and sold in Aldermary Church YardLondon A Trite Tale of Robin Hood. 357 /I W\ ii m i^y \ \ ( ■^ Jsfl 1 ^^^^§ u -^mm 1^ Il fl iw A lll!!,^^ k H^ 1 L— ^S fc.^ Whilst the poems and ballads on Robin Hood are moreplentiful than on any other Englishman, the Chap-books arecomparatively scarce,…
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