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Literary development of the legend of Robin Hood
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The development of the legend of Robin Hood Literary heritage is literature that has passed down from generation to generation, often over many centuries. Britain has a past rich in literature, from well known legends to famous playwrights to celebrated authors, all of which are read and studied the world over. Legends are 'unverified popular stories handed down from earlier times'1 which contain an element of mystery and usually appeal to people of all ages. However, the original stories have inevitably changed over the years to reflect cultural and social changes, each generation can make a legend their own. The legend of Robin Hood is no exception to this. His story spans centuries and has lasted for so long because it is adaptable to the changing needs of society. The legend has been told through song, book and more recently, film and television. Although historians and fanatics have tried to...
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