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"The status, wealth, and political influence of the Sutherland family readily explained the unusual verdict in this case. Ralph Sutherland was convicted of the murder of his slave, but his sentence was extraordinary. He was obliged for the remander of his life to wear around his neck a halter and to appear once every year before the assembled legal body of the province. To confer upon the mockery of this condemnation some semblance of hardship and to satisfy the instinct that demands blood for blood, an unusual clause was inserted. If the accused should reach the age of ninety-nine, the extreme penalty would be invoked, and he would be hanged by the neck until dead." (from "Condemned to the Noose" by Charles A. Huguenin)
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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. XVI, No. 3, Autumn, 1960

CONTENTS

PUBLICATIONS | VOICES | BACK  ISSUES | FOLKLORE  IN ARCHIVES | FOLK  ARTISTS  SELF-MGT | ORDER PUBLICATIONS | SEARCH



President’s Page		   162

The Lightbulb Angel
George R. Clay		 163

Nat Foster: Hunter
Charles Atwell and Marvin A. Rapp		 174

The Little Red Schoolhouse
Helen Ives Lyon		 179

Condemned to the Noose
Charles A. Huguenin		 187

Daybook for Two
Erica R. Davies		 197

Wolfe’s Use of Folklore
Leslie A. Field		 203

THE GLORY HOLE		    

The Laziest Man in Pike
Robert M. French		 216

Shoo-Fly
Donald J. Sawyer		 217

The Money-Diggers of Niagara County
Julia Hull Winner		 221

Identifying Mother Ann Lee’s Picture
Eugene F. Kramer		 226

FOR YOUNGER READERS		    

Folk Tales for Children: A Bibliography
Barbara K. Walker		 227

Upstate, Downstate
B. A. Botkin and
W. G. Tyrrell		 234

Contributors		   240


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