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Miscellaneous notes, jottings, letters, postcards, etc. dealing mainly with anthropological subjects.

Transcripts of folktales of various nations; schemes of classification of folktales; letters; etc.

Author's copy, interleaved, with manuscript additions, corrections, etc., of Hartland's The Science of Fairy Tales. An inquiry into fairy tradition (London, 1891).

One of four volumes containing the author's copy, with manuscript additions, corrections, letters, etc., of Hartland's The Legend of Perseus. A study of tradition in story custom and belief (London, 1894-6).

One of four volumes containing the author's copy, interleaved, with manuscript additions, corrections, letters, etc., of Hartland's The Legend of Perseus. A study in tradition in story custom and belief (London, 1894-6).

Author's copy, interleaved, with manuscript additions and corrections, of Hartland's Ritual and belief. Studies in the history of religion (London, 1914).

This collection includes a translation from the French of a work on Brazilian Indians; Danish-English vocabularies; correspondence, 1867-1917; a translation from the Latin by Edwin J. Hartland; a copy of George Laurence Gomme: The Handbook of Folklore; lists and notes relating to anthropology, folklore, etc.

Autograph letters, 1867-1917, mainly to Edwin Sidney Hartland (1848-1927), with a few to his father, the Reverend E. J. Hartland.

One of two volumes containing lists by Edwin Stanley Hartland (1848-1927) of some works and articles on anthropology, folklore and ethnology, etc., with additional notes.

Notes on tribal customs, folklore, mother-right, etc.

Notes on 'Avril-bread', 'Meddygon Myddfai', 'Saxon Leechdoms', etc., together with letters from Llywarch Reynolds (1842-1916) and J. Gwenogvryn Evans (1852-1930).

Notes on 'Supreme Beings of Savages', with bibliographical references, Armenian Biblical legends, Cinderella stories, 'The Pedlar of Swaffam', etc.

Draft of the article on 'The Bantu religion' contributed by Hartland to Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics edited by James Hastings (Edinburgh, 1908-21).

Notes on Bantu beliefs and magic by C. W. Hobley; miscellaneous notes, mainly anthropological, by Hartland, together with letters, mainly to him; a translation into Latin by W. E. Gladstone (1809-1898) and into Welsh by Thomas Jones (1819-1882), Swansea, of the hymn beginning 'Art thou weary, art thou languid ...'; etc.

One of two volumes containing extracts from various printed works dealing mainly with African anthropology and ethnology, etc.

One of two volumes containing extracts from various printed sources dealing with China, an Australian language, native customs, etc.

Letters and postcards, mainly to Hartland, among the correspondents being William George Aston (1841-1911), William Crooke, Andrew Lang (1844-1912), Elias Owen (1833-1899), William Roger Paton (1857-1921), William Henry Denham Rouse (1863-1950) and Northcote Whitridge Thomas (1868-1936).

Miscellaneous notes and references.

One of two volumes containing an interleaved copy, with additional notes and references, of Hartland's Primitive Paternity. The Myth of supernatural birth in relation to the history of the family (London, 1909-10).

One of two volumes containing an interleaved copy, with additional notes and references, of Hartland's Primitive Paternity. The Myth of supernatural birth in relation to the history of the family (London, 1909-10).