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Pennsylvania Dutch

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The egg tree

Katherine Milhous

1971

The trail of the black walnut

Reaman, George Elmore

1957

Early immigrants from Germany and Switzerland to eastern Pennsylvania

Russell George LeVan

1990

Parsley, sage, rosemary, and crime

Tamar Myers

1995

Foreigners in their own land

Steven M. Nolt

2002

The distelfink country of the Pennsylvania Dutch

Mildred Jordan

1978

Hex, no!

Alfred Lewis Shoemaker

1953

Eat, drink, and be wary

Tamar Myers

1998

Genealogical research among Pennsylvania German and Huguenot families

Charles Rhoads Roberts

1933

The Pennsylvania Dutch

Fredric Klees

1950

Over the blue mountain

Conrad Richter

1967

The Pennsylvania Dutch peoples cookbook

Lillie S. Lustig

1968

The Pennsylvania Dutch

Eva Deutsch Costabel

1986

Pennsylvania German pioneers

Ralph Beaver Strassburger, Hinke, Strassburger

1934

Sacred song and the Pennsylvania Dutch

Daniel Jay Grimminger

2012

Great Possessions

David Kline

1993

Sanctuary

David Lewis, Beverly Lewis

2001 ★ 2.7

American folk magick

Silver Ravenwolf

1998

Classic Pennsylvania Dutch cooking

Betty Groff

2007

The Bible in iron

Henry Chapman Mercer

1914

The German Pietists of Provincial Pennsylvania: 1694-1708

Julius Friedrich Sachse

1895

The German Pietists of provincial Pennsylvania

Julius Friedrich Sachse

1895

The crepes of wrath

Tamar Myers

2001

The Bible In Iron

Henry C Mercer

1914

Pennsylvania Dutch country

Margaret Gates

1998

The shoo-fly pie

Mildred Jordan

1944

Rudi and the distelfink

F. N. Monjo

1972

The long lost friend, or, Faithful & Christian instructions containing wonderous and well-tried arts & remedies, for man as well as animals

Johann Georg Hohman

1850

Proud to be Amish

Mildred Jordan

1968

The Pennsylvania Dutch peoples cookbook

Ann Goodman, Claire S. Davidow

1978

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