A Collection of Ballads
A Collection of Ballads, edited by Andrew Lang and first published in the late 19th century, is an anthology of traditional ballads that captures the essence of Scottish and English folk traditions. The collection features a variety of narratives, including tales of adventure, love, and tragedy, such as the story of Sir Patrick Spens. Lang provides a scholarly introduction that discusses the historical significance and evolution of ballads as reflections of societal values and beliefs. This work is notable for its comprehensive representation of narrative poetry from various cultures.
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