
Southwestern Lore
vol. 9: Publications of the Texas Folklore Society
J. Frank Dobie
— editor.
January, 1931
Published
198
Pages
Open Access
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About Dobie's Southwestern Lore
Southwestern Lore is now available as a free e-book at the UNT Digital Library and The Portal to Texas History.
Southwestern Lore is about as representative as such a miscellany could be. Bad men, razorbacked hogs, Mexican sheep-herders, treasure hunters, African Americans, cowboys both gringo and Mexican, plant life, songs, oil field, Indians—the four peoples that have mingled their lore in the Southwest, as well as a wide variety of occupations and natural elements—all find representation in the volume.
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