The Case of the Cottingley FairiesHale, 1990 - 169 páginas Were there really fairies at Cottingley? ... Over seventy years ago, two girls living in Cottingley, a suburb of Bradford, "saw" and photographed fairies. ... Joe Cooper first met Elsie and Frances in 1976. For six years they worked together and, slowly, as he researched the case, he saw their prevarications give way to confessions. To her death, Frances maintained that "There WERE fairies at Cottingley", and the photograph of "The Fairy Bower" has never before been satisfactorily explained. -- Jacket flap |
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