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1891. The tales collected in this volume came from the district of Duror and were obtained from Alexander Cameron, a native of Ardnamurchan, who was then roadman between Duror and Ballachulish. Cameron learned them from Donald McPhie and other old men whom he had known in his boyhood, but who died many years ago. Partial Contents: How Finn Kept His Children for the Big Young Hero of the Ship, and How Bran was Found; The Smith's Rock in the Isle of Skye; The Farmer of Liddesdale; and A Tale about the Son of the Knight of the Green Vesture, Performing Heroic Deeds Which were Famed on Earth Seven Years Before He was Born.

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1895. Clan traditions and popular tales of the western Highlands and islands. Collected from oral sources and selected from the author's manuscript remains. Edited by Jessie Wallace and Duncan MacIsaac, with an introduction by Alfred Nutt. See the other works by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

With special reference to the hypothesis of its Celtic origin. This book is a collection of studies. It does not profess to give an exhaustive or orderly account of the Grail romance cycle; it deals with particular aspects of the legend, and makes no pretense of exhausting even these. It seemed worthwhile to present the facts about the cycle with greater fullness. Nutt wished to give all who felt an interest in the line of investigation he opened up the opportunity of pursuing it further.

The Tales Were All Taken Down From Alexander Cameron, A Roadman From Ardnamurchan, And Edited, Translated From The Gaelic, And Annotated By The Rev. MacDougall. Both Gaelic And English Versions Are Given.

1895. Clan traditions and popular tales of the western Highlands and islands. Collected from oral sources and selected from the author's manuscript remains. Edited by Jessie Wallace and Duncan MacIsaac, with an introduction by Alfred Nutt. See the other works by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

The Tales Were All Taken Down From Alexander Cameron, A Roadman From Ardnamurchan, And Edited, Translated From The Gaelic, And Annotated By The Rev. MacDougall. Both Gaelic And English Versions Are Given.