University of California Publications: Folklore studies, Issues 17-19

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University of California Press, 1966 - Folklore

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Contents

Folklore in Bahamian Culture
8
The Structure of OldStories
19
Opening and Closing Formulae
32
Copyright

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Bibliographic information

TitleUniversity of California Publications: Folklore studies, Issues 17-19
University of California Publications: Folklore Studies, University of California, Berkeley
ContributorUniversity of California, Berkeley
PublisherUniversity of California Press, 1966
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedMay 23, 2006
  
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