| I.—(March, 1919.)
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| Minutes of Meetings: November 20th, 1918; January 15th and February 19th, 1919
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1
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| Forty-first Annual Report of the Council
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4
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| Presidential Address—A. C. Haddon
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10
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| The Chinese Isles of the Blest—Major W. Perceval Yetts
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35
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| Customary Restraints on Celibacy. H. A. Rose
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63
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| Folk-lore in the Old Testament. M. Gaster
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71
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| II.—(June, 1919.)
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| Minutes of Meetings: Wednesday, 19th March, 1919; Wednesday, 16th April, 1919
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87
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| Customs connected with Death and Burial among the Roumanians. Mrs. A. Murgoci
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89
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| The Problem of the Gipsies. Dr. F. W. Bussell
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103
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| III.—(September, 1919.)
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| Minutes of Meetings: May 21st, 1919; June 18th, 1919
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167
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| Some Magical Applications of Brooms in Japan. W. L. Hildburg
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169
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| Santiago: The Evolution of a Patron Saint. Harold Peake
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208
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| IV.—(December, 1919.)
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| The Folk Life of Afghanistan. Ikbal Ali Shah
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246
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| The Cults of the Mother Goddesses in India. W. Crooke
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282
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| Collectanea:—
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| An Ancient Irish Bell.—Child Rowland in “King Lear.” Joseph J. MacSweeney
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77
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| Folklore Notes from Cornwall. Alfred Adams
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130
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| Folklore from the Orkney Islands. John A. Fotheringhame
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131
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| The Interpretation of Survivals. W. Crooke
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132
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| Noises from a Tomb. “Daily Mail,” 5th May, 1919
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133
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| Prentice Pillars: the Architect and his Pupil. F. W Hasluck
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134
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| The Killing of the Khazar Kings. M. Gaster
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136
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| Folklore of the Bushmen
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139
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| Notes on Welsh Folklore. Jonathan Ceredig Davies
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156
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| An Italian Cattle Festival. Hubert A. Freeman, F.S.A.
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157
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| Nyankopon and Ananse in Gold Coast Folklore. W. H Barker
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158
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| The Provenience of Certain Negro Folk Tales. Elsie Cleus Parsons
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227
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| A Tongan Theogony. E. E. Collocott
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234
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| Folk-lore from Wales. J. R. East
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238
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| Folk-lore Notes from Tipperary. G. N. Nuttall-Smith
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239
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| Literary Influences on Tradition. Joseph J. MacSweeney
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309
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| The Language of Gesture. H. A. Rose
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312
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| Prentice Pillars. Architect and his Pupils
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315
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| A Story which looks like that of an Architect killed after his Work
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316
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| The Praying Palm of Faridpur. V. K. Raman Menon
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316
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| A Sailor’s Saying. W. R. Halliday
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316
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| Kentish Folk-lore. J. G. Frazer
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317
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| Reviews:—
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| C. W. von Sydow. Sigurds Strid med Fåvne: en studie rörande Hjältesagens forhällande till folkdiktningen.—Tobias Norlind. Skattsägner: en studie i jämförande folkminnesforskning.—Martin P. Nilsson. Die Entstehung und religiöse Bedeutung des griechischen Kalenders. E. Sidney Hartland
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165
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| Duarte Barbosa. The Book of Duarte Barbosa.—Hamd.-Allah Mustawfi of Qasivin. The Geographical Part of the Nuzhat-al-Qulūb.—Vincent A. Smith. The Oxford History of India, from the Earliest Times to the end of 1911—F. J. Richards. Madras District Gazetteer.—Joseph Davey Cunningham. A History of the Sikhs, from the Origin of the Nation to the Battles of the Sutlej. W. Crooke
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242
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| R. Torii. Études Archéologiques et Ethnologiques. Les Aïnou des Iles Kouriles. E. Sidney Hartland
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320
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| R. P. Masani. Folk-Lore from India. Folk-lore of Wells, being a Study of Water-worship in East and West. W. Crooke
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323
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| P. Saintyves. Rondes Enfantines et Quétes Saisonnières. Les Liturgies Populaires. E. Sidney Hartland
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324
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| Short Notices:—
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| Dr. Josef Baudis. Czech Folk-Tales
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247
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| M. W. H. Weech. Ki-Swahili Folk-Lore
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247
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| Solomon T. Plaatje. Sechuana Proverbs
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248
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| Index
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327
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