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Articles in Dec 2004 issue of Folklore

• Victorian Sources of Fairy Tales: A Collection of Researches
  by Juliette Wood
• "Ich beswer dich wurm und wyrmin…." Formen und Typen altdeutscher Zauberspruche und Segen
  by Jonathan Roper
• "By the strength of fancie": witchcraft and the early modern imagination
  by Robin Briggs
• Recentering Anglo/American Folksong: Sea Crabs and Wicked Youths
  by David Atkinson
• A. L. Lloyd and Reynardine: authenticity and authorship in the afterlife of a British broadside ballad
  by Stephen D. Winick
• How to Read an Oral Poem
  by Jonathan Grove
• At the ogre's house
  by Christine Goldberg
• Procession and possession in Glastonbury: continuity, change and the manipulation of tradition
  by Marion Bowman
• Engaging Humor
  by J.C.H. Davies
• The founding of English ritual dance studies before the first World War: human sacrifice in India … and in Oxfordshire?
  by Stephen D. Corrsin
• William Alexander Clouston , folklorist: introduction and bibliography
  by Gareth Whittaker
• Brian McConnell, 1928-2004
  by Sandy Hobbs
• The proverb "Good fences make good neighbours" in Ireland
  by Fionnuala Carson Williams
• Katharine Briggs Folklore Award 2003: judges' report
• A Companion Guide to the Folklore, Myths & Customs of Britain
  by Eddie Cass
• Hornywinks and crowdy-kits
  by J.B. Smith
• Soldier and Peasant in French Popular Culture 1766-1870
  by Janet Hartley
• Seeing Ghosts: Experiences of the Paranormal
  by Gillian Bennett
• Folklore of Sussex
  by Terry Gunnell
• The Greig-Duncan Folk Song Collection. Volume 8
  by Eddie Cass
• The Dark Spirit. Sinister Portraits from Celtic Folklore
  by Lizanne Henderson