This novel was apparently the basis for the 1948 movie Prince of Thieves, starring Joh Hall (see Movies), and was inspired by Pierce Egan the younger, who wrote Robin Hood and Little John or, The Merry Men of Sherwood Forest (1839-40, see Children’s Books).ġ873 Robin Hood Le Proscrit (Robin Hood the Outlaw) the ‘sequel’ by Alexandre Dumas, and published in 1873 in the edition by Michel Levy (see above).ġ891 Maid Marian and other stories (Molly Elliot Seawell), New York, Appleton, 1891. Her earlier short story ‘Maid Marian’ was published in 1886, and later dramatized for actress Rosina Vokes.ġ900? The life of Robin Hood, the celebrated outlaw comprising an historical account of his birth, famous exploits, merry speeches, ballads, and gallant behaviour (London, Nicholson, 1900?).ġ935 Robin Hood with Douglas Fairbanks (Austin Gilmour, Alex Gottlieb) The book of the silent film featuring Douglas Fairbanks (see Movies), with illustration, using stills from the film.Ĭ. Lacy (George Arthur Barker), Leoni Lee & Coxhead, 1851.ġ872 Le Prince des Voleurs (The Prince of Thieves) written by Alexandre Dumas (France) and published in 1872 (after his death in 1870) in an edition of his complete works containing 301 volumes (published and edited by Michel Levy, 1862-89). Peirce, 1849.ġ851 The last lay of the Forester, the death of Robin Hood, written by F. James), a once popular Robin Hood novel.ġ849, Maid Marian, the Forest Queen being a companion to ‘Robin Hood.’ ( J. 1198 being the ninth year of the reign of King Richard I, commonly called Coeur de Lion, (Falkirk: Printed for the booksellers, 1840–1860), a chapbook of the mid-nineteenth century.ġ843 Forest Days: A Romance of Old Times (G.
According to Peacock, ‘This little work with the exception of the last three chapters, was written in the autumn of 1818’.ġ840-1860 The Life and Death of Robin Hood, the renowned out-law: who lived and died A.D. 1791 Harold, or, the Castle of Morford (Robert Southey), the first Robin Hood novel (in manuscript form in the Bodleian Library, not published).ġ819 Robin Hood A Tale of the Olden Time, the first Robin Hood novel to be published, the author is unknown.ġ822 Maid Marian (Thomas Love Peacock), London, T.
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