American folk tales and songs
and other examples of English-American tradition as preserved in the Appalachian Mountains and elsewhere in the United States
A republication of a 1956 text that presents samples of the lore of Americans who, whatever their origins across the Atlantic Ocean, are bound together by a common use of the English language; including folktales, ballads, songs, hymns, games and country dances, fiddle tunes, prayers, jokes, and poems.
Dover Publications
1971
9780486226927
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