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f Material." An attempt has been made here to give a glimpse of folk and fairy tales up to the time of the Grimms, and a view of modern publications in France, Germany, England, and America. The Grimms started a revolution in folk-lore and in their lifetime took part in the collection of many tales of tradition and influenced many others in the same line of work. An enumeration of what was accomplished in their lifetime appears in the notes of _Grimm's Household Tales_, edited by Margaret Hunt, published by Bonn's Libraries, vol. II, pp. 531. etc. In modern times the Folk-Lore Society of England and America has been established. Now almost every nation has its folk-lore society and folk-tales are being collected all over the world. Altogether probably Russia has collected fifteen hundred such tales, Germany twelve hundred, Italy and France each one thousand, and India seven hundred. The work of the Grimms, ended in 1859, was continued by Emanuel Cosquin, who, in his _Popular Tales of Lorraine_, has made the most important recent contribution to folklore,--important for the European tale and important as showing the relation of the European tale to that of India. The principal recent collections of folk-lore are:-- _Legends and Fairy Tales of Ireland_. Croker. 1825. _Welsh and Manx Tales_. Sir John Rhys. 1840-. _Popular Rhymes of Scotland_. Chambers. 1847. _Tales of the West Highlands_. Campbell. 1860. _Popular Tales from the Norse_. Dasent. 1862. _Zulu Nursery Tales_. Callaway. 1866. _Old Deccan Days_. Frere. 1868. _Fireside Tales of Ireland_. Kennedy. 1870. _Indian Fairy Tales_. Miss Stokes. 1880. _Buddhist Birth Stories_. Rhys Davids. 1880. _Kaffir Folk-Lore_. Theal. 1882. _Folk-Tales of Bengal_. Day. 1883. _Wide Awake Stories_. Steel and Temple. 1884. _Italian Popular Tales_. Crane. 1885. _Popular Tales of Lorraine_. Cosquin. 1886. _Popular Tales and Fictions_. Clouston. 1887. _Folk-Tales of Kashmir_. Knowles. 1887. _Tales of Ancient Egypt_. Maspero. 1889. _Tales of the Sun_. Mrs. Kingscote. 1890. _Tales of the Punjab_. Steel. 1894. _Jataka Tales_. Cowell. 1895. _Russian Folk-Tales_. Bain. 1895. _Cossack Fairy Tales_. Bain. 1899. _New World Fairy Book_. Kennedy. 1906. _Fairy Tales, English, Celtic, and Indian_. Joseph Jacobs. 1910-11. This brings the subject down to the
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