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Legends of Longdendale

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Pictorial Title, with Distant View of Mottram Church, and Author’s Portrait.—(A Sketch by H. C. Jaxon and F. Redfern) Frontispiece

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Roman Coins, Bricks, and Tiles from Melandra 9

Inscribed Roman Stone from Melandra 11

Prehistoric Spearhead from Mouselow Castle 12

“The Princess Ineld” 13

“A Country Maid of Longdendale” 17

The War-Hill, Mottram—with View of Church 25

“In the Minstrel’s Gallery” 28

Doorway to Staley Chapel, Mottram Church 30

Effigy of Sir Ro and his Lady, Mottram Church 31

“The Forest of Longdendale”:—View at Bottom’s Hall 34

“The Robin Hood Stone” 37

“The Abbot’s Chair” 40

Base of Cross on the Monk’s Road 41

“The Lady Geraldine” 44

“The Fairies” 52

“Bess Andrew” 60

Mottram Church and Village Cross 73

“A Running Stream” 83

Dukinfield Hall 93

“A Puritan Chant of Praise” 98

Arms of the Dukinfield Family 100

Ancient Doorway, Mottram Church 105

Illustration from Legends of Longdendale: being a series of tales founded upon the folk-lore of Longdendale Valley and its neighbourhood

To FREDERICK HIGHAM, of Abbotsford, Godley Green, Hyde, in memory of Happy Hours spent together in Literary Association, and for the sake of A Friendship which ripens as the Years pass, This Book of Legends of that Wild Land we both Love, is Dedicated by THE AUTHOR.

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