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Companion Dogs as Seers, Healers, and Fairy Steeds
There is more to canine folklore than the ominous black dogs of legend. Companion dogs, such as pugs and corgis, have their place as well....
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Mermaids Sightings in the 19th Century
Nineteenth century newspapers often published accounts of real-life mermaid sightings, as described to them by sailors and coastal residents....
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The Victorian Case of the Turnip-Wielding Trick-Or-Treater
Disgruntled Victorian era trick-or-treaters retaliate with violence--and turnips....
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The Peacock in Myth, Legend, and 19th Century History
Throughout history, the peacock has figured heavily in folktales and fables, as well as in countless superstitions that still exist today....
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The Victorian Easter Bunny
Victorians didn't begin to celebrate Easter in the way that we know now until the late 19th century....
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The Last Ravens in 19th Century London
According to nineteenth century ornithologist William Henry Hudson, the last pair of wild ravens in London resided in a large elm tree in Hyde Park....
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