The History of Morris Dancing, 1438-1750...
by Prof. John Forrest (1999)

ISBN: 0802009212

Incest and Morris Dancing
Jonathan Meades

Cassell Illustrated; ISBN: 0304359386

Morris Dancing in the English South Midlands, 1660-1900
Keith Chandler

Hisarlik Press; ISBN: 1874312079

Morris Fedn.; ISBN: 0948383011

Eight Morris Dances of England and "Flamborough Sword Dance"
Nib Matthews

English Folk Dance and Song Society; ISBN: 0854181083

Introductory Bibliography on Morris Dancing
Michael Heaney

Currently unvailable.
English Folk Dance & Song Society; ISBN: 0854181695

North West Morris Dancing
Trefor Owen

Morris Fedn.; ISBN: 0948383046

Cotswold Morris Dancing: Glossary of Terms

Morris Fedn.; ISBN: 0948383003

The Magic Spring: My Year Learning to Be English
Richard Lewis (2005)

Atlantic Books; ISBN: 1843543079

Despairing of the fact that his English traditional roots seem non-existent, journalist Richard Lewis embarks on a search that takes him well off the beaten track - from the humble folk clubs of the Fenlands, across the Yorkshire moors via the Morris-dancing Cotswolds. With humour and a keen eye for the quirks of humanity, he proves that English traditions are still alive and finds great enjoyment from getting involved.

The unabridged audio edition will be published in July

Dance Books Ltd.; ISBN: 185273 108 7

This book attempts to explain Where morris came from and what it was for. From the earliest known references (1137 in Spain, 1448 in England) to the middle of the nineteenth century, morris events are listed and examined, while a parallel study looks at publications about morris, from the Puritans down to the present day. Many black and white illustrations, portraying morris or possible morris dancers, from the fourteenth century onwards are reproduced in the text.