SHERWOOD AND ROBIN HOOD.

The officers of Sherwood Forest, famous for having been the

head-quarters of Robin Hood in the 16th century, were a warden, his

lieutenant and steward, a bow-bearer, and a ranger, four verderers,

twelve regarders, four agisters, and twelve keepers or foresters, all

under a chief forester; besides these there were several woodwards for

every township within the forest, and one for every principal wood.

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