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Real and legendary outlaws that may have inspired Robin Hood's Merry Men such as Friar Tuck. ... But he does pop up as Frere Tuk in a relatively early fragment of Robin Hood drama, circa 1475, but he was not the fat, jolly friar we know today. Perhaps that's because this Tuck might have been inspired by a real person.
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Was Robin Hood a Real Person?. Any modern audience could probably retell the story of Robin Hood. A wronged nobleman, Robin finds himself in Sherwood Forest where he recruits a band of Merry Men. They live in the forest, rob... ... So while there was very likely no real person, Robin Hood still remains a key cultural figure.
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Robin Hood was real. He's in my family tree, 5 generations back. My grandmother has his name.
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Any modern audience could probably retell the story of Robin Hood. A wronged nobleman, Robin finds himself in Sherwood Forest where he recruits a band of Merry Men. They live in the forest, rob...
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There aren't any actual records of his existence, yet the multitude of paintings, tales, books, and other writings seem to show how he WAS a real person. But we must all agree that in the least, Robin Hood excites our romantic side with his tales of bravery, courage, and loyalty in the lands around Sherwood Forest.
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I heard he was for real.Is that true or just a myth? ... The evil sheriff of Nottingham is actually much older than Robin, he's a; Saxon figure. The original people in the 'rhymes' are Sir Guy, Robin and Little John. Jim Bradbury in his book 'The English Medieval Archer' goes into this in some detail.
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Some people believe that Robin Hood was an actual person, usually identified as Robert Fitzooth, the earl of Huntington. Others think that Robin was not a real person and that the stories about him developed for historical and cultural reasons.
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If there was a real Robin Hood, he would have been both an outlaw and a peasant and there would have been few historical records kept of his existence, if any ... So while there was very likely no real person, Robin Hood still remains a key cultural figure ... Was Robin Hood a Real Person? Provided by eHow.com...
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Robin Hood, A Real Person or a Myth?: The Robin Hood legends may have grown up about some actual victim of the harsh forest laws of old England. Robin Hood is said to have lived from 1160 to 1247. Some accounts state that he was created earl of Huntingdon by Richard the Lion-Hearted. ... This Article's; Table of Contents...
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