Robin Hood or Robbing Hood

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Robin HoodorRobbing Hood?

• Jean Myracle
• EDU 506-02
• October 13, 2001

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Robin HoodBold Outlaw of Sherwood

• In this website you may sign the guest book at
  the Blue Boar Inn.
• You can compare the well-researched historical
  articles, ballads, interviews, and pictures.

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Robin Hood--Legend

• You may visit Nottingham and see where Robin
  lived.
• Historic sites are visited as well as Sherwood
  Forest.

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The Medieval Experience

• You can experience living in the Middle Ages,
  just as Robin did.
• You may take tours of castles, read about The
  Black Death, or learn how to joust in a
  tournament.

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The Robin Hood Page

• At this website you can compare the Robin Hood of
  legend as told by Sir Walter Scott and Howard
  Pyle.
• You may visit the Robin Hood Project at the
  University of Rochester.

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Robin of the Hood

• You may visit this website to find out how Robin
  Hood has influenced our language as well as our
  literature.
• Is Robin Hood fact or fiction?

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Conclusion

• Thank you for visiting Robin in Sherwood Forest.
  I hope you learned more about his life and times
  and how he has influenced history!