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An edition of Myths & legends of the Celtic race (1911)

Myths & legends of the Celtic race

with sixty-four full-page illustrations.

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Publish Date
Publisher
Harrap
Language
English
Pages
456

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Subjects
Celtic literature, Legends, Celtic Mythology, History and criticism, Religion, Celts, Folklore, Celtic Legends, Mythology, celtic, Celts, religion

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Cover of: Myths & legends of the Celtic race
Myths & legends of the Celtic race
1986, Schocken Books
in English - 1st American ed.
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Cover of: Myths & legends of the Celtic race.
Myths & legends of the Celtic race.
1911, T.Y. Crowell
Cover of: Myths & legends of the Celtic race
Myths & legends of the Celtic race: with sixty-four full-page illustrations.
1911, Harrap
in English
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Myths & legends of the Celtic race
Publish date unknown, Crowell

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Dewey Decimal Class
398.209364

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xv, 456p. :
Number of pages
456

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OL19464106M

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"IN the chronicles of the classical nations for about five hundred years previous to the Christian era there are frequent references to a people associated with these nations, sometimes in peace, sometimes in war, and evidently occupying a position of great strength and influence in the Terra Incognita of Mid-Europe."

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