Robin Hood is one of the most provocative characters in the Western imagination – a rogue, a rebel, a robber and a rascal; an opponent of the state out of loyalty to the state and a hero of justice who breaks the law.
There have been many “Robin Hoods”, many takes on the tale, reflecting the sensitivities and sensibilities of the tellers, but there is arguably only one that has defined the character in the popular imagination, one retelling that, almost by instinct, every …
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