This thesis explores the origins and development of the legends about Robin Hood between the thirteenth and seventeenth centuries. It argues that they were shaped by memories of political and social events and of particular individuals in the early thirteenth century, subsequently transformed over time
This paper examines the unshaken popularity of the medieval myth of Robin Hood. It argues that the c...
In 1973, Walt Disney Productions released the animated film, Robin Hood. In this now-popular motion ...
Robin Hood is a subject which has received plenty of attention in recent years. However, many of the...
This thesis explores the origins and development of the legends about Robin Hood between the thirtee...
This thesis examines the changing representations of England’s most famous outlaw, Robin Hood, durin...
This short article introduces a previously unknown pre-Reformation chronicle entry about Robin Hood....
In this article, the topos of ‘The Noble Robber’, created by Eric Hobsbawm, the British historian, i...
The most common representation of Robin Hood is the popular culture portrayal of a noble outlaw who ...
In medieval England the outlaw was both an outcast from society while at the same time he was also a...
This project argues that social developments manifested themselves differently in the literature of ...
This paper examines the development of the legends of Robin Hood through both historical and popular...
As we can see, the researchers and history have produced plenty of Robin Hoods. There are various Ro...
In his book, Robin Hood: An Historical Enquiry, John Bellamy asserts that the lack of a study of the...
The legend of Robin Hood has been going strong for over 600 years. In that time, the English hero ha...
Eighteenth century criminal biography is a topic that has been explored at length by both crime hist...
This paper examines the unshaken popularity of the medieval myth of Robin Hood. It argues that the c...
In 1973, Walt Disney Productions released the animated film, Robin Hood. In this now-popular motion ...
Robin Hood is a subject which has received plenty of attention in recent years. However, many of the...
This thesis explores the origins and development of the legends about Robin Hood between the thirtee...
This thesis examines the changing representations of England’s most famous outlaw, Robin Hood, durin...
This short article introduces a previously unknown pre-Reformation chronicle entry about Robin Hood....
In this article, the topos of ‘The Noble Robber’, created by Eric Hobsbawm, the British historian, i...
The most common representation of Robin Hood is the popular culture portrayal of a noble outlaw who ...
In medieval England the outlaw was both an outcast from society while at the same time he was also a...
This project argues that social developments manifested themselves differently in the literature of ...
This paper examines the development of the legends of Robin Hood through both historical and popular...
As we can see, the researchers and history have produced plenty of Robin Hoods. There are various Ro...
In his book, Robin Hood: An Historical Enquiry, John Bellamy asserts that the lack of a study of the...
The legend of Robin Hood has been going strong for over 600 years. In that time, the English hero ha...
Eighteenth century criminal biography is a topic that has been explored at length by both crime hist...
This paper examines the unshaken popularity of the medieval myth of Robin Hood. It argues that the c...
In 1973, Walt Disney Productions released the animated film, Robin Hood. In this now-popular motion ...
Robin Hood is a subject which has received plenty of attention in recent years. However, many of the...
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