| ENGLISH FOLK-SONG |
| PAGE |
| | Introduction | [3] |
| i. | Definition | [9] |
| ii. | The Origin of Folk-Song | [11] |
| iii. | The Cante-Fable | [15] |
| iv. | The Construction of Folk-Music | [19] |
| v. | Changes that occur in Folk-Music | [25] |
| vi. | The Quality of Folk-Song, and its Diffusion | [36] |
| vii. | The Movement for collecting English Folk-Song | [40] |
| viii. | The Noting of Folk-Music | [47] |
| ix. | The Different Classes of Folk-Song | [52] |
| x. | The Narrative Ballad | [53] |
| xi. | Love Songs and Mystic Songs | [57] |
| xii. | The Pastoral | [60] |
| xiii. | Drinking Songs and Humorous Songs | [62] |
| xiv. | Highwayman and Poacher Songs | [64] |
| xv. | Soldier Songs | [66] |
| xvi. | Sea Songs | [67] |
| xvii. | Pressgang Songs | [69] |
| xviii. | Hunting and Sporting Songs | [70] |
| xix. | Songs of Labour | [71] |
| xx. | Traditional Carols | [74] |
| xxi. | Children’s Singing-Games | [77] |
| xxii. | The Ballad Sheet and Song Garland | [78] |
| | Bibliography | [86] |
| ENGLISH FOLK-DANCE |
| | Introduction | [97] |
| i. | The Morris Dance To-day | [125] |
| ii. | Tunes | [130] |
| iii. | Musical Instruments | [132] |
| iv. | The Dress | [136] |
| v. | Extra Characters | [141] |
| vi. | The Sword Dance | [145] |
| vii. | The Furry Dance | [150] |
| viii. | The Country Dance | [152] |
| ix. | The Present-Day Revival of the Folk-Dance | [158] |
| x. | Conclusions | [167] |
| | Bibliography | [173] |