In this illuminating study, George Laurence Gomme delves into the fascinating world of folk customs and traditions, exploring their significance and origins across cultures and historical periods. Drawing on a wealth of ethnographic and historical data, Gomme offers a comprehensive survey of the subject, covering topics ranging from marriage and death rituals to games and festivals. A valuable resource for scholars and general readers alike.

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