Who is the speaker in Robin Hood and the Scotchman

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The speaker in Robin Hood and the Scotchman is the narrator of the story. In this case, it is a third-person narrator. The narrator is not involved in the story. He is just reciting it. Based on a history of the era in which Robin Hood is believed to have lived, it is safe to assume that the narrator was a traveling musician who made a living traveling from royal court to royal court telling stories and singing ballads.

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