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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Explore the Myths, Mysteries & Magic at the Heart of Sussex FolkloreEvery May Day, Hastings comes alive with the Jack in the Green festival. Drums echo, streets fill with Morris dancers and green-clad revellers, and the towering cone of leaves displaying Jack's wizened face takes centre stage.But where did it begin? Some trace Jack to the pagan Anglo-Saxons of Sussex. Others to the eighteenth century, when the festival was first recorded. The truth, as the Untruth Seekers have discovered, is stranger than either account - and Sussex has a great many more mysteries where that came from.From fearsome giants and cackling witches to plucky fairies and ancient beasts, these are Sussex's oldest legends retold for modern readers - with all the strangeness the official record tends to leave out. Step into Sussex, where history and myth entwine, and discover the unexpected stories that have shaped this often-overlooked corner of England. Knuckers in the chalk pools. Pharisees in the field lanes. Jack in the Green - Sussex folklore is older in some places than it appears, and considerably stranger. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Explore the Myths, Mysteries & Magic at the Heart of Sussex FolkloreEvery May Day, Hastings comes alive with the Jack in the Green festival. Drums echo, streets fill with Morris dancers and green-clad revellers, and the towering cone of leaves displaying Jack's wizened face takes centre stage.But where did it begin? Some trace Jack to the pagan Anglo-Saxons of Sussex. Others to the eighteenth century, when the festival was first recorded. The truth, as the Untruth Seekers have discovered, is stranger than either account - and Sussex has a great many more mysteries where that came from.From fearsome giants and cackling witches to plucky fairies and ancient beasts, these are Sussex's oldest legends retold for modern readers - with all the strangeness the official record tends to leave out. Step into Sussex, where history and myth entwine, and discover the unexpected stories that have shaped this often-overlooked corner of England. Knuckers in the chalk pools. Pharisees in the field lanes. Jack in the Green - Sussex folklore is older in some places than it appears, and considerably stranger. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Explore the Myths, Mysteries & Magic at the Heart of Sussex FolkloreEvery May Day, Hastings comes alive with the Jack in the Green festival. Drums echo, streets fill with Morris dancers and green-clad revellers, and the towering cone of leaves displaying Jack's wizened face takes centre stage.But where did it begin? Some trace Jack to the pagan Anglo-Saxons of Sussex. Others to the eighteenth century, when the festival was first recorded. The truth, as the Untruth Seekers have discovered, is stranger than either account - and Sussex has a great many more mysteries where that came from.From fearsome giants and cackling witches to plucky fairies and ancient beasts, these are Sussex's oldest legends retold for modern readers - with all the strangeness the official record tends to leave out. Step into Sussex, where history and myth entwine, and discover the unexpected stories that have shaped this often-overlooked corner of England. Knuckers in the chalk pools. Pharisees in the field lanes. Jack in the Green - Sussex folklore is older in some places than it appears, and considerably stranger. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In Sussex and Kent's ancient woodlands and chalky cliffs, the past never stays buried - and neither does its treasure.Nestled in the picturesque hills of Sussex, the town of Rye hides a turbulent past beneath its charming façade. By the 18th century, it had become a notorious refuge for smugglers, dominated by the ruthless Hawkhurst Gang.When sharp-witted barmaid Sarah Woodward and down-on-his-luck bargeman Felix Fenwick stumble upon a treasure map at the Mermaid Inn in Rye in 1746, they see a chance to change their lives. But this map leads to the fabled hoard of the Cinque Ports-a treasure cursed by centuries of blood and betrayal.Pursued by the Hawkhurst Gang and watched by customs authorities, Sarah and Felix embark on a perilous journey through Sussex and Kent's hidden history. Will they uncover the treasure's true value, or become its next victims.