Henry Pennell Whitcombe

Bygone Days in Devonshire and Cornwall Henry Pennell Whitcombe

This special edition of 'Bygone Days in Devonshire and Cornwall: With Notes on Existing Superstitions and Custom' was written by Mrs. Henry Pennell Whitcombe, and first published in 1874, making it over 140 years old.

This antiquarian text explores the superstitions, customs, and folklore of the Cornwall and Devonshire regions of England, with sections featuring topics like Good Friday, Christmas, Charms, St. Valentine's Day, Wassailing, Funeral Customs, The Evil Eye, Witchcraft, and much more.

This fabulous old antiquarian text is an absolute must-have for all those interested in English history in general, and old English superstitions and customs in particular.

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