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"Traditions of Lancashire (The Complete Two-Volume Edition)" by John Roby is a meticulous exploration of the rich cultural and social tapestry of Lancashire. Set against the backdrop of the 19th century, Roby employs a narrative style that seamlessly intertwines folklore, history, and local lore, creating a vivid portrayal of the region's traditional customs. This comprehensive work not only captures the essence of Lancashire's unique identity but also contributes to the broader discourse on regional studies and the preservation of oral history. Roby's thorough research illuminates the…mehr

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"Traditions of Lancashire (The Complete Two-Volume Edition)" by John Roby is a meticulous exploration of the rich cultural and social tapestry of Lancashire. Set against the backdrop of the 19th century, Roby employs a narrative style that seamlessly intertwines folklore, history, and local lore, creating a vivid portrayal of the region's traditional customs. This comprehensive work not only captures the essence of Lancashire's unique identity but also contributes to the broader discourse on regional studies and the preservation of oral history. Roby's thorough research illuminates the sociopolitical landscapes of his time, inviting readers to ponder the evolution of local traditions amidst the sweeping changes brought about by industrialization. John Roby, a 19th-century antiquarian and scholar, was deeply influenced by his love for Lancashire and its traditions, which he felt were underappreciated and at risk of being lost to modernization. His passion led him to collect and document the rich folklore and history of the region, providing an invaluable resource for understanding not just Lancashire, but the process of cultural change in Victorian England. Roby's work reflects his commitment to preserving the authenticity of local narratives, showcasing his dedication as a historian and storyteller. For readers intrigued by regional history, folklore, or the Victorian era, Roby's "Traditions of Lancashire" serves as an essential text. This extensive dual volume not only enriches our understanding of Lancashire's heritage but also invites readers to reconnect with the power of storytelling and its critical role in shaping community identity. It is a profound testament to the enduring strength of local traditions, making it a must-read for scholars and enthusiasts alike.

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John Roby (1793-1850) was an English banker, poet, and author, distinguished as a collector and historian of Lancashire folklore and traditions. He is best remembered for his seminal work 'Traditions of Lancashire (The Complete Two-Volume Edition)', which was first published in parts between 1829 and 1831 and combined into two volumes in 1872. His scholarship is marked by the blending of local lore with historical facts, and his literary approach often integrates elements of the supernatural and romantic. Roby's 'Traditions of Lancashire' is characterized by its vivid descriptions and narrative flair, providing readers a window into the culture and history of the county of Lancashire during the early 19th century. In it, he meticulously chronicles a variety of tales ranging from witch trials to heroic deeds, thus preserving the cultural heritage of the region. His enthusiastic and sometimes poetic portrayal of Lancashire's past has left a lasting impact on the study of local history and customs. Roby was not merely a chronicler but also a storyteller, infusing life into the legends and folktales that would have otherwise been lost to time. His works remain a valuable resource for historians and literary enthusiasts interested in the folklore and history of Lancashire and contribute to the continued interest in England's regional traditions.