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The New York Folklore Quarterly was published 1946-1974. Back issues are still available.

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NEW YORK FOLKLORE QUARTERLY
Vol. VII, No. 2, Summer, 1951
CONTENTS

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Editor’s Page 90 President’s Page 91

ARTICLES		    

Folklore: A Passport to Pan-America
Richard Lee and
Paul Walters		 93

Rattlesnake Lore of the Catskills
Alf Evers		 108

Squatters of the Storm Country
Richard M. Herson		 116

Merry Tales from Turkey
Barbara Wilson		 125

Lore of Montgomery County
Barbara Wright		 131

GLORY HOLE		    

How Came Haih!
Arthur C. Parker		 141

More Light On The Ballad of "James Bird"
Mary Elizabeth King		 142

DEPARTMENTS		    

Neighbors: The Werwolf in Pennsylvania
Henry W. Shoemaker		 145

Inquiries
A. T. Shorey and
Mrs. Nathan Van Patten		 156

Upstate, Downstate
B. A. Botkin and
W. G. Tyrrell		 158

Book Review: Alan Lomax’ Mister Jelly Roll
Marshall W. Stearns		 165

Other Publications: Brief Notices		   167

Contributors		  
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