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Exploring the rich tapestry of Northamptonshire's folklore, this book delves into superstitions, customs, and old wives' tales unique to the region. It's a treasure for locals and enthusiasts of UK folklore alike. The volume is part of a successful series that aims to revive scarce and costly classic works from the early 1900s, offering them in affordable, high-quality editions while preserving the original text and artwork.