Raglan / Bantamcocks Morrismen.
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TextPublication details: [London] : Bantamcocks Morrismen, [1984/85].Description: 23 p. ; 15 x 22 cmSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: Instructions on morris dances in the Raglan style. Raglan is named after the old telephone exchange covering the Leytonstone area of north east London, and the team originally comprised schoolchildren from this area. The style was intended to merge the precision of Cotswold morris with the exuberance of Border morris.
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Article dates the booklet to 1984/85.
Instructions on morris dances in the Raglan style. Raglan is named after the old telephone exchange covering the Leytonstone area of north east London, and the team originally comprised schoolchildren from this area. The style was intended to merge the precision of Cotswold morris with the exuberance of Border morris.