Shared Traditions: SOUTHERN HISTORY AND FOLK CULTURE
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Shared Traditions: SOUTHERN HISTORY AND FOLK CULTURE
Essays on the folk culture of the South cover cultural interaction in the old South, the world of slaves, Irish folk culture in the American South, folk music, and the impact of the civil rights movement.
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