Tác giả: William E. A. Axon

William E. A. Axon (1846–1913) was a distinguished English antiquary, writer, and journalist, renowned for his contributions to local history and his expertise in bibliographical studies. Axon, born in Manchester, was a prodigious writer with a keen interest in the folklore, dialect, and traditions of Lancashire. His meticulous research and evocative prose are exemplified in works such as “Echoes of Old Lancashire” (1899), a collection that delves into the varied history and culture of the region. His literary style often combined scholarly investigation with an accessible narrative, blending folklore with historical facts, thus resonating with both academic and general readers. Axon”s works frequently appeared in periodicals of his time, and he became a respected figure in the intellectual community of Manchester. He contributed not only to the preservation of Lancashire”s heritage but also to the broader field of English literature and history, earning him a cherished place among the eminent scholars of the Victorian and Edwardian eras.