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The Folk-Lore Journal

The Folk-Lore Journal was the second title of a folklore journal published by the Folklore Society in Great Britain.

Publication History

The Folk-Lore Journal began under this name in 1883, replacing The Folk-Lore Record, and restarting volume numbering at 1. It merged with The Archaeological Review in 1890 to become Folk-Lore.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1883: The Internet Archive has volume 1.
• 1884: The Internet Archive has volume 2.
• 1885: The Internet Archive has volume 3.
• 1886: The Internet Archive has volume 4.
• 1887: The Internet Archive has volume 5.
• 1888: The Internet Archive has volume 6.
• 1889: The Internet Archive has volume 7.

Official Site / Current Material

• The Folklore Society has information on the current journal, and links to online copies of the full run that require subscription or payment to access.

Related Resources

• We also list The Folk-Lore Record, the original version of this journal.
• We also list The Archaeological Review, which merged with this journal to form Folklore.
• We also list early volumes of Folklore, the continuation of this journal.

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