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J.F. Campbell
Books in Order: 36 titles
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J. F. Campbell's The Celtic Dragon Myth
One of the most enduring myths in Gaelic tradition, Geste of Fraoch and the Dragon is presented here as a complete translation, accompanied by extracts from the original Gaelic text.This captivating book, first published in 1911, brings to life the a...
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The Bangalore Test
Phillip has returned to the south of India after eighteen years. But who is the young girl staying in his hotel? And what will he learn about his estranged brother through Inez, the Spanish backpacker? ...
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THE DAUGHTER OF KING UNDER-WAVES
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition. He spent years...
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THE DAUGHTER OF THE SKIES
John Francis Campbell (1821 - 1885) was a renowned Scottish author and scholar who specialised in Celtic studies. Campbell gained the world popularity due to his Celtic folklore and Gaelic peoples in particular. Most well-known published works are...
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DUAN NA CEARDACH, ETC
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition. He spent years...
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THE FOX AND THE LITTLE BONNACH
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition, and published f...
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THE GIRL AND THE DEAD MAN
John Francis Campbell (1821 - 1885) was a renowned Scottish author and scholar who specialised in Celtic studies. Campbell gained the world popularity due to his Celtic folklore and Gaelic peoples in particular. Most well-known published works are...
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GUAIGEAN LADHRACH 'S LOIREAN SPAGACH
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition, and published f...
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THE INHERITANCE
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. "The Inheritance" is a Scottish fairy tale, entered in the "Popular Tales of the West Highlands" collection. The narration is about one success...
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THE KEG OF BUTTER
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition, and published f...
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THE KING WHO WISHED TO MARRY HIS DAUGHTER
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. "The King Who Wished to Marry His Daughter" is a Scottish fairy tale, entered in the "Popular Tales of the West Highlands" collection. The...
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THE KNIGHT OF THE RED SHIELD
John Francis Campbell (29 December 1821 - 17 February1885) was a well-known Scottish author and specialized in Celtic studies scholar. He educated at Eton and Edinburgh. Also, he was able to speak Gaelic, Lapp, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Italian,...
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THE MASTER AND HIS MAN
John Francis Campbell (29 December 1821 - 17 February1885) was a well-known Scottish author and specialized in Celtic studies scholar. He educated at Eton and Edinburgh. Also, he was able to speak Gaelic, Lapp, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Italian,...
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THE SLIM SWARTHY CHAMPION
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. "The Slim Swarthy Champion" is a Scottish fairy tale, entered in the "Popular Tales of the West Highlands" collection. The narration is about one poo...
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STORY OF THE KING OF SPAIN
John Francis Campbell (29 December 1821 - 17 February1885) was a well-known Scottish author and specialized in Celtic studies scholar. He educated at Eton and Edinburgh. Also, he was able to speak Gaelic, Lapp, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Italian,...
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THE STORY OF CONALL GULBAN
John Francis Campbell (29 December 1821 - 17 February1885) was a well-known Scottish author and specialized in Celtic studies scholar. He educated at Eton and Edinburgh. Also, he was able to speak Gaelic, Lapp, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Italian,...
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THE STORY OF CONALL GULBAN.
John Francis Campbell (29 December 1821 - 17 February1885) was a well-known Scottish author and specialized in Celtic studies scholar. He educated at Eton and Edinburgh. Also, he was able to speak Gaelic, Lapp, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Italian,...
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THE STORY OF THE LAY OF THE GREAT FOOL
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition, and published f...
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THE STORY OF THE WHITE PET
John Francis Campbell (1821 - 1885) was a renowned Scottish author and scholar who specialised in Celtic studies. Campbell gained the world popularity due to his Celtic folklore and Gaelic peoples in particular. Most well-known published works are...
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THE TALE OF CONAL CROVI
John Francis Campbell (1821 - 1885) was a renowned Scottish author and scholar who specialised in Celtic studies. Campbell gained the world popularity due to his Celtic folklore and Gaelic peoples in particular. Most well-known published works are...
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THE TALE OF THE SOLDIER
John Francis Campbell (29 December 1821 - 17 February1885) was a well-known Scottish author and specialized in Celtic studies scholar. He was educate at Eton and Edinburgh. Also, he was able to speak Gaelic, Lapp, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Itali...
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THOMAS OF THE THUMB
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition, and published f...
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THE TULMAN
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition, and published f...
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THE TWO SHEPHERDS
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. "The two Shepherds" is a Scottish short story, entered in the "Popular Tales of the West Highlands" collection. The story narrates about two shepherds, who...
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WHY THE NAME WAS GIVEN TO IT
John Francis Campbell was a Scottish author, mostly known as a collector of folklore. Inspired by the work of the Grimm brothers and by Scandinavian scholars, John Campbell used his fluent Gaelic to study the Gaelic oral tradition, and published f...
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The Celtic Dragon Myth
The Scottish folklorist J.F. Campbell pieced together the tale of the Celtic Dragon, an intricate oft-told story involving not just dragons but mermaids, giants, and sidhe (fairies). This story, or portions thereof, is found in many Indo-European fol...
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The Celtic Dragon Myth, with the Geste of Fraoch and the Dragon
John Francis Campbell (Iain Frangan Caimbeul, known in Scottish Gaelic as Iain Og Ile ('Young John of Islay')) (1821-1885) was a Celtic scholar. He was educated at Eton and Edinburgh. He was Secretary to the Lighthouse Commission. He was an authority...
