Robin Hood
Howard Pyle
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"ROBİN HOOD" Howard Pyle
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Name of the Book: 
Robin Hood
Author of the Book: 
Howard Pyle
Genre: Novel
American illustrator. It is the story of ROBIN HOOD, the most well-known bandit in English literature, written by HOWARD PYLE in 1833.
These are the sometimes entertaining, sometimes dangerous adventures of Robin Hood, the folk hero who became famous for taking from the rich and distributing to the poor. Robin Hood, whose name became legendary in a short time, suddenly became the hero of the poor English people. Even more attractive than Robin Hood's most exciting adventures is the rumor that he actually lived.
In the absence of King Richard the Lionheart of England, who went on the Third Crusade, the people became increasingly poor due to the greed of Prince John and his entourage, who coveted the king's throne. Robin Hood, one of the nobles who remained loyal to King Richard, is exiled by Prince John, with all his wealth taken away. But instead of going into exile, Robin Hood takes refuge in Sherwood Forest and gathers around him those who are loyal to King Richard like himself. From that day on, he became a folk hero by distributing what he took from the rich to the poor with his friends called the Merry Men.
