An edition of The Golden Phoenix
(1958)
The Golden Phoenix
and other French-Canadian Fairy Tales
Scholastic 2nd Printing ed.
by Marius Barbeau
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Eight European fairy tales brought from France that have become part of French-Canadian folklore.
Publish Date
March 1968
Publisher
Scholastic Book Services, a div. of Scholastic Magazines, Inc., by arrngmt w/ Henry Z. Walck
Language
English
Pages
128
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Marius Barbeau, 1883-1969, Children, Children's, Kid's, Tweens, Juvenile, Fiction, Literature, Stories, Chapter book, Books, Fantasy, Tales, Fairy tales, Fables, Folktale, Folktales, Folklore, Myth, Mythology, Anthology, Collection, Short stories, History, Social history, Historical, Traditional, Cleverness, Slyness, Foolishnes, Tricks, Magic, Mystery, Mysterious, Enchanted, Princess, Princes, Royalty, Sultan, Woodcutter, Thief, French CanadiansPeople
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The Golden Phoenix: and other French-Canadian Fairy Tales
March 1968, Scholastic Book Services, a div. of Scholastic Magazines, Inc., by arrngmt w/ Henry Z. Walck
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The golden phoenix: and other French-Canadian Fairy Tales
1966, Oxford University Press
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The Golden Phoenix: and other French-Canadian Fairy Tales
1958, Oxford University Press
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Table of Contents
The golden phoenix
The princess of Tomboso
The fairy quite contrary
Scurvyhead
Sir Goldenhair
The fountain of youth
Jacques the woodcutter
The sly thief of Valenciennes
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Edition Notes
Originally printed in Canada by McCorquodale and Blades (Printers) Limited. Originally published in Canada (1970-1978) by Henry Z. Walck, Inc. /
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Her they come! The clever prince who tricks the Sultan... the mysterious Sir Goldenhair...the enchanted princess...the sly thief and the foolish woodcutter. Meet them all in these [8] merry tales of magic!--BkCvr
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| September 27, 2020 | Edited by MARC Bot | import existing book |
| March 25, 2020 | Edited by ED Power | added table of.. |
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| March 25, 2020 | Edited by ED Power | Added new cover |
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