博客來＂The Folklore of the Pennsylvania Germans＂ by John Baer Stoudt delves into the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Pennsylvania German community. Originally presented as a paper before the Pennsylvania-German Society, this work explores the unique customs, beliefs, and stories that define this distinct ethnic group.
Stoudt’s study offers insights into the origins and evolution of Pennsylvania German folklore, examining its roots in European traditions and its adaptation to the American landscape. Readers will discover the folk tales, superstitions, and social practices that have shaped the Pennsylvania German identity for generations. This book serves as an invaluable resource for those interested in understanding the folklore and cultural history of this important group.
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