The Nursery Rhymes of England - James Orchard Halliwell
collected chiefly from oral tradition
KORTE INHOUD
'The Nursery Rhymes of England' served as the basis for nursery rhyme collections for over a century, being the first and probably the only attempt to be comprehensive until the Opie's publication in 1951. Joseph Jacobs owes much to Halliwell as can be seen in the notes to his fairy tale collections; Beatrix Potter records in the original version of 'The Tailor of Gloucester', "Most of the rhymes are from J.O. Halliwell's collection. Many people working in the field have heard of Halliwell, few have seen his books.
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