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This category contains 11 sites:

• A Little Tale of Robin Hood - A translation of the original tale of Robin Hood by Graham McLennan.
• Jdewbre's Robin Hood Ballad Library - A large collection of ballads, along with a few classic woodcut illustrations.
• Legends: The Robin Hood Pages - Features a short introduction and a guide to resources on the net.
• Robin Hood - Official visitor's guide to Nottinghamshire explores the legend and its beginnings. Includes information on the real Sherwood Forest.
• Robin Hood - Article from Encarta Encyclopedia provides an introduction to the character, the legends surrounding him, and his roles in history and literature.
• Robin Hood - Information on all things Robin Hood, compiled from sources across the internet by Ben Turner.
• Robin Hood - The Legend - Overview of the facts and the fiction concerning the well-known outlaw.
• Robin Hood -- Bold Outlaw of Barnsdale and Sherwood - Includes historical articles, ballads, pictures, and a guide to the tales of England's most famous outlaw and his merry band of robbers.
• The Adventures of Robin Hood - Complete text of Howard Pyle's classic re-telling.
• The Search for A Real Robin Hood - Provides a glimpse into the lives of real outlaws named Robin Hood, Little John, Friar Tuck and other people who may have inspired the merry men. Also looks at the kings of England and the real Sheriffs of Nottingham.
• Tuck's Kitchen - A collection of recipes from the era of Robin Hood.