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Traditions of Lancashire (Vol 1&2) - Complete Edition - cover

Traditions of Lancashire (Vol 1&2) - Complete Edition

John Roby

Publisher: DigiCat

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In "Traditions of Lancashire (Vol. 1&2)," John Roby meticulously explores the rich folklore, customs, and historical narratives of Lancashire, interweaving local legends with thorough historical analysis. Roby's literary style blends vivid storytelling with rigorous scholarship, creating a tapestry of the region's cultural identity. Written in the early 19th century, this work stands as both a chronicle and a critique of societal changes during the Industrial Revolution, capturing the tensions between tradition and modernity that characterize this vibrant English region. John Roby, a native of Lancashire, exemplifies the synergy of personal experience and academic inquiry in his writing. His deep-rooted interest in local history and folklore, coupled with an awareness of the transformative social landscape of his time, fuels his desire to preserve Lancashire's oral traditions before they succumb to the relentless tide of modernization. As a historian, Roby's insights are not merely observational but deeply empathetic, lending a voice to the common people whose stories might otherwise be lost. "Traditions of Lancashire" is not only a vital resource for historians and folklorists but also a compelling read for anyone who values the intersections of culture and history. Roby's engaging prose invites readers to immerse themselves in the narratives that shape regional identity, making this collection essential for both academic study and leisurely exploration.
Available since: 11/16/2023.
Print length: 953 pages.

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