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Pennsylvania Dutch folk magic and powwowing

Pow-Wows; or, Long Lost Friend: A Collection of Mysterious and Invaluable Arts and Remedies

John George Hohman18200
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Pennsylvania Dutch folk magic grimoire containing herbal remedies, charms, and magical prayers. Represents American folk magic tradition combining German folk practices with Christian prayers.

Also known asThe Long Lost Friend · Hohman's Pow-Wows
This edition1820
EditionInternet Archive edition
Folk MagicBrauchereiPennsylvania Dutch magicAmulets and charmsHerbal magic and propertiesProtective spellsfolk grimoire traditionWestern Anthropological / FolkloreFolklore & SuperstitionChristian MagicFolk Healing

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Folk Magic

Folk magic texts and practical traditions covering charms, cures, household rites, prayers, talismans, and vernacular magical practice.

Folklore Studies

Folklore studies texts on folk tales, fairy belief, superstition, regional customs, oral tradition, and the collection of vernacular belief.

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