| I.—(March 1890.)
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| Editorial
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1
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| Annual Presidential Address for the Session 1889-90. Andrew Lang
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4
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| Discussion
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15
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| Magic Songs of the Finns, I. Hon. J. Abercromby
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17
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| Legends from Torres Straits, I. Prof. A. C. Haddon
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47
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| Greek Trade Routes to Britain. Prof. W. Ridgeway
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82
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| Recent Research on Folk-Tales. E. Sidney Hartland
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108
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| Recent Research on Teutonic Mythology. F. York Powell
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118
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| II.—(June 1890.)
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| Some Popular Superstitions of the Ancients. J. G. Frazer
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145
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| Legends from Torres Straits, II. Prof. A. C. Haddon
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172
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| A Highland Folk-Tale and its Foundation in Usage. G. L. Gomme
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197
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| Peeping Tom and Lady Godiva. E. Sidney Hartland
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207
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| “How They Met Themselves” James Darmesteter et Auguste Barth
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227
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| Report: Celtic Myth and Saga. Alfred Nutt
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234
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| Report: Italian Folk-Songs. Miss R. H. Busk
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261
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| III.—(September 1890.)
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| English and Scotch Fairy Tales. Collected by Andrew Lang
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289
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| The Collection of English Folk-Lore. Miss C. Burne
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313
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| Magic Songs of the Finns, II. Hon. J. Abercromby
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331
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| The Riddles of Solomon in Rabbinic Literature. S. Schechter
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348
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| Notes on Chinese Folk-Lore. J. H. Stewart Lockhart
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359
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| Report on the Campbell MSS. at Edinburgh. Alfred Nutt
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369
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| Recent Research in Comparative Religion. Joseph Jacobs
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384
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| Report of the Annual Meeting of the Folk-Lore Society
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397
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