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"Suddenly I realized that there was a whole world of three dimensional objects, of artifacts that were just as much part of the academic concern, which had been mine, as the words were. It was a great help because then I began to see that the songs and stories and customs and objects, and ultimately, the art were all part of the same level of society, they were the things that the academic historians had been ignoring, that the academic aestheticians had been ignoring and literary people were ignoring, so that this was a great eye opener to me." —Louis C. Jones (from 'The Way I Remember It,' by Donnarae Gordon and Betsy Mankin))
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NEW YORK FOLKLORE
Vol. 1, Nos. 1-2, Summer 1975
Somewhere West of Albany . . . A Festschrift in Honor of Louis C. Jones
CONTENTS

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President’s Foreword		 v

The Great Adventure: Louis C. Jones and the New York State Historical Association
Fred Rath		 1

Louis C. Jones and the Study of Folk Belief, Witchcraft and Popular Medicine in America		 Wayland D. Hand 7

After the Fact or the Murderous Career of Louis Clark Jones		 Thomas M. McDade 15

Uncle Louis in Folk Art Land		 Nina Fletcher Little 21

"The Way I Remember It"		 Donnarae Gordon and Betsy Mankin 23

Directions in the Study of American Folk Art		 Elizabeth Mosby Adler 31

Fritz G. Vogt: Itinerant Artist		 Karen Wells Lamont 45

Fritz G. Vogt: The Brookman’s Corners Drawings		 Frank A. Scheuttle 57

Folklore as Wartime Propaganda		 David A. Corbin 225

The Enlisted Man: Army Folklore		 William R. Ferria, Jr. 229

Rufus Rawlin’s Ride
Margaret C. Szasz and Ferenc Szasz		 235

Popular Folk Synonymies		 James D. Spears 238

Contributors		 247


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