
History Of The Corpse Roads Of England
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Step back into the shadowed paths of England's past with History of the Corpse Roads of England. Frank George explores the ancient lanes once used to carry the dead from remote villages and isolated farms to their final resting places, uncovering a fascinating intersection of history, ritual, and folklore. From sunken lanes in the north to misty coastal paths in the south, these roads were more than mere tracks; they were sacred passages, imbued with centuries of grief, reverence, and superstition. Through detailed research and real accounts, this book illuminates the ghostly apparitions, phan...
Step back into the shadowed paths of England's past with History of the Corpse Roads of England. Frank George explores the ancient lanes once used to carry the dead from remote villages and isolated farms to their final resting places, uncovering a fascinating intersection of history, ritual, and folklore. From sunken lanes in the north to misty coastal paths in the south, these roads were more than mere tracks; they were sacred passages, imbued with centuries of grief, reverence, and superstition. Through detailed research and real accounts, this book illuminates the ghostly apparitions, phantom processions, and eerie lights said to haunt these historic paths. Whether you are a history enthusiast, folklore scholar, or seeker of the supernatural, this book reveals the enduring legacy of England's corpse roads - roads that carried more than just bodies; they carried stories, rituals, and the lingering presence of the dead.