Warwick Goble, III: “Folk Tales of Bengal“ (1912) and “Indian Myth and Legend“ (1913)

Warwick Goble, III: “Folk Tales of Bengal“ (1912) and “Indian Myth and Legend“ (1913) “Folk Tales of Bengal“ (1912) is an illustrated version of the late-19th Century work of the Reverend Lal Behari Day. The critique published in “Theosophist Magazine“ (April-June 1913) spoke of the collection and illustrations thus: “The collection of folk-tales is an undertaking well worth doing by any one who has the opportunity to gather them at first hand and to record them, Mr Lal Behari Day has