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Some Current Folk-Songs of the Negro
Some Current Folk-Songs of the Negro
Some Current Folk-Songs of the Negro
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Published in 1912, this work presents some folk songs of the people of black African heritage. In addition, it provides the readers with a little bit of history within the songs.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherGood Press
Release dateApr 25, 2021
ISBN4064066101152
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    Some Current Folk-Songs of the Negro - W. H. Thomas

    W. H. Thomas

    Some Current Folk-Songs of the Negro

    Published by Good Press, 2021

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    EAN 4064066101152

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    WILL THOMAS AND THE TEXAS FOLK-LORE SOCIETY

    Now that this brochure is being reprinted by the Texas Folk-Lore Society, I take the opportunity to say a word concerning its author and its history.

    Although not a numbered publication, Some Current Folk-Songs of the Negro (1912) was the first item produced by the Texas Folk-Lore Society. At the time dues to the Society were two-bits a year—not enough to allow a very extensive publication. Number I (now reprinted under the title of Round the Levee) was not issued until 1916; then it was seven more years before another volume was issued, since which time, 1923, the Society has sent out a book annually to its members. The credit for initiating the Society’s policy of recording the lore of Texas and the Southwest belongs to Will H. Thomas.

    At the time his pamphlet was issued, he was president

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