"Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 09: as to buried treasure" by Charles M. Skinner presents a compilation of historical myths and legends, probably from the late 1800s, highlighting folklore associated with hidden riches across America and their connections to significant natural places. The collection likely explores legends and myths centered on the thrilling pursuit for buried treasure, mixing local history with cultural imagination. The stories likely involve legendary pirates, treasure-hunting expeditions, and encounters with supernatural guardians, all set against the grim legends attached to geographical sites. It showcases how the yearning for unreachable riches has shaped imaginations, inspired adventures, and become inseparable from the landscapes themselves.
Myths and Legends of Our Own Land — Volume 09 : as to buried treasure
By Charles M. (Charles Montgomery) Skinner
Uncover tales of legendary pirates, supernatural guardians, and tragic events lurking behind the allure of hidden riches in America's landscapes.
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About the AuthorCharles Montgomery Skinner was an American writer.
Charles Montgomery Skinner was an American writer.
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