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THE Story in THE Song Neil Young After THE Goldrush

by Arthur Chappell in History, January 24, 2012
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Knights of old, wartime bombing, Nuclear attack and UFO’s – this song has it all, but what does it all mean?

King Richard From The Story of Robin Hood

by TAS in Folklore, January 15, 2012
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This is an article comparing the fictional King Richard with the real King.

Robin Hood Prince of Theives

by benezah in Folklore, December 20, 2011
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Good old Robin Hood.

Robin Hood: Changing The Culture as a Trickster

by hidal8 in Folklore, December 18, 2011
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What Robin Hood did for todays society!

A Review of The RSC’s Production of The Heart of Robin Hood – Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, December 2011

by Steve Newman in Folklore, December 14, 2011
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The show starts well with a lovely melodic song from the bumbling and comic character of Pierre…

Review and Watch: In Time (2011) -Instantly Play This Movie in High Definition!

by Radjabisol in Folklore, October 29, 2011
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The new film by Andrew Niccol titled ‘In Time’ takes a unique look at time and the way it rules our lives by placing it on level with currency as a way to either purchase one’s immortality or to simply die penniless and with an average lifespan. However, for a movie that has a central plot based on time, after awhile it sure seems to drag on as it is really repetitive and after the first hour or so starts to get old very fast. Although the movie is set to a fast pace, even the visuals start to get slow after awhile because it doesn’t seem like the film is in a hurry to get anywhere.

The Gaol; A Review

by Safa Allen in Folklore, October 5, 2011
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A review on The Gaol by Kelly Grovier.

Archery: Health on Target

by Before I Forget in Folklore, September 22, 2011
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Exploits of Robin Hood in Sherwood Forest in Olympic title in Barcelona Sebastien Flute in 1992, archery has come a long way. Spotlight on the sport of precision, which combines physical strength and mental toughness.The archery is passable by all. As emphasized by the French Federation of Archery (FFTA) on its website that "sport is suitable for all ages, all body types, and virtually all disabilities."

Book Review: Hawks Maid

by Wom Cau in Folklore, September 19, 2011
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Kathryn Lasky does a great job with historical fiction. Romance, action, suspense.
I read all 292 pages in 14 hours.

Al Capone

by GregDiehl in Crime, September 6, 2011
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GANGSTER!

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