Archaic England
- Subtitle
- an essay in deciphering prehistory from megalithic monuments, earthworks, customs, coins, place-names, and faerie superstitions
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1. ARCHAIC ENGLAND2. Introductory material3. CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION4. CHAPTER II THE MAGIC OF WORDS5. CHAPTER III A TALE OF TROY6. CHAPTER IV ALBION7. CHAPTER V GOG AND MAGOG8. CHAPTER VI. PUCK.9. CHAPTER VII OBERON10. CHAPTER VII OBERON (continued 2)11. CHAPTER VIII SCOURING THE WHITE HORSE12. CHAPTER IX BRIDE’S BAIRNS13. CHAPTER X HAPPY ENGLAND14. CHAPTER XI THE FAIR MAID15. CHAPTER XII Peter’s Orchards.16. CHAPTER XIII. ENGLISH EDENS17. CHAPTER XIV. DOWN UNDER.18. CONCLUSIONS19. APPENDIX A. IRELAND AND PHŒNICIA.20. APPENDIX B. PERRY-DANCERS AND PERRY STONES.21. APPENDIX C. BRITISH SYMBOLS.22. APPENDIX D. GLASTONBURY.23. APPENDIX E. THE DRUIDS AND CRETE.24. L’ENVOI.25. INDEX