1912 Centennial Original - The Adventures of Robin Hood

1912 Centennial Original - The Adventures of Robin Hood The Adventures of Robin Hood is an 1883 novel by American illustrator and writer Howard Pyle. Pyle compiles the traditional Robin Hood ballad into a series of episodes with a coherent narrative. For his characters' dialogue, Pyle adapted late Middle English from ballads into a child-friendly dialect. The novel is known for taking the increasingly popular Robin Hood theme of the 19th century in a new direction that influenced writers, artists, and filmmakers of the following century. Robin Hood is a well-known children's literature, so it has been reprinted many times over the past 100 years, so there are many versions. This book was published by the original publishing house Scribner's, according to the publication time sequence shown later in 1883 and 1911. , this 1912 edition written in Roman numerals, presumably should be the third edition. It is hard to find a complete version of this kind of well-known literature that has broken through a hundred years, and it is worth everyone's collection. Size: 23.8*18cm Year: MCMXII (1912) (111 years to date) Publisher: Scribner's, Inc., USA It can be read normally, the binding is complete, and the century-old antique book will inevitably have historical traces. Those who can accept it will buy it again.