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66. For example, John Graham Dalyell, The Darker Superstitions of Scotland,
Illustrated from History and Practice (Edinburgh, 1834); George Webbe
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and Folk-lore (London: Chapman & Hall, 1863).
67. The article drew from the following works, among others: Henry Fanshawe
Tozer, Researches into the Highlands of Turkey (London: John Murray,
1869); W.R.S. Ralston, The Songs of the Russian People: As Illustrative
of Slavonic Mythology and Russian Social Life (London: Ellis & Green,
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68. See Gilbert Campbell, ‘The White Wolf of Kostopchin’, in G. Campbell,
Wild and Weird: Tales of Imagination and Mystery (London: Ward & Lock,
1889), reprinted in Brian J. Frost (ed.), The Book of the Werewolf (London:
Sphere, 1973), pp. 75–106; Fred Whishaw, ‘The Werewolf’, Temple Bar
126 (November 1902), pp. 568–79; Clemence Housman, The Were-Wolf
(London: John Lane/Chicago: Way & Williams, 1896), originally published
in Atalanta (1895), reprinted in Otten (ed.), A Lycanthropy Reader, pp.
286–320; Rudyard Kipling, ‘The Mark of the Beast’, Pioneer (12 & 14
July 1890), reprinted in R. Kipling, Life’s Handicap: Being Stories of
Mine Own People (1891) (Harmondsworth: Penguin, 1987), pp. 195–207;
Eden Phillpotts, ‘Loup-Garou!’, in E. Phillpotts, Loup-Garou! (London:
Sands, 1899), pp. 1–34; Mary Hartwell Catherwood, ‘The Beauport Loup-
Garou’, Atlantic Monthly 72 (November 1893), pp. 630–38; H. Beaugrand,
‘The Werwolves’, Century Magazine, vol. 56, no. 6 (October 1898), pp.
814–23.
69. Emily Gerard, The Land Beyond the Forest: Facts, Figures, and Fancies
from Transylvania (Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood, 1888),
p. 322.
70. See Sutherland Menzies, ‘Hugues, the Wer-Wolf: A Kentish Legend of the
Middle Ages’, Court Magazine and Monthly Critic 13 (1838), pp. 259–74,
reprinted in Frost (ed.), Book of the Werewolf, pp. 53–73; Crowe, ‘A Story
of a Weir-Wolf’, pp. 184–9; Forster, The Weirwolf; Greene, Bound by
a Spell; Lilian Moubrey and Walter Herries Pollock, The Werewolf: A
Romantic Play in One Act (London: William Heinemann, 1898); Phillpotts,
‘Loup-Garou!’, pp. 1–34; Whishaw, ‘The Were-Wolf’, pp. 568–79.
71. Dorson, The British Folklorists, p. 162.
72. Max Müller, Lectures on the Science of Language, Delivered at the Royal
Institution of Great Britain in February, March, April, and May, 1863,
Second Series (New York, 1869), p. 371, quoted in ibid., p. 163.
73. Dorson, The British Folklorists, p. 181.
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