Folklore of Scottish Lochs and Springs

Folklore of Scottish Lochs and Springs
by James M. Mackinlay

About this book

Folklore of Scottish Lochs and Springs explores folklore, legend or traditional belief associated with Scotland. It gives Spooky Isles readers useful cultural background for the myths, supernatural beings, customs and place-based stories that sit behind many later ghost and paranormal traditions.

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AuthorJames M. Mackinlay
Published1893
PublisherBanton press; Llanerch
Length364 pages
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