There was a man of the hill-country of Ephraim, whose name was Micah.
Again, from Dalglish, these five chapters are included here because, "They illustrate the absolute need of a king in Israel."[2]  It seems never to have occurred to Dalglish that if these chapters had been added for that purpose at such a date as he suggested that, at that time there was NO NEED whatever to prove that Israel needed a king.  They had already had one for over three hundred years - GOD!  (Nevertheless, Dalglish's statement of the purpose of these chapters is most surely correct).