Texas Toys and GamesFrancis Edward Abernethy Southern Methodist University Press, 1989 - 253 páginas "Publication of the Texas Folklore Society ; no. 48." Combines how-to descriptions and lively reminiscences by people about the toys and games. |
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... early for some young warriors and hunters . Whether the cause be genes or conditioning or both , young males begin wielding and throw- ing early on in their lives , and the toys they make and use are practice weapons for their maturity ...
... early for some young warriors and hunters . Whether the cause be genes or conditioning or both , young males begin wielding and throw- ing early on in their lives , and the toys they make and use are practice weapons for their maturity ...
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... early as 1896 from Sears and Roebuck ; and the book , from the beginning , offered toys . Catalogues featur- ing dolls were well known in Europe from the early 1800s . Neither were all dolls representations of the Anglo settlers ...
... early as 1896 from Sears and Roebuck ; and the book , from the beginning , offered toys . Catalogues featur- ing dolls were well known in Europe from the early 1800s . Neither were all dolls representations of the Anglo settlers ...
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... early part of the eighteenth century , when Spain began to attempt to colonize the area on the East Texas frontier , along the Rio Grande , and around San Antonio . Games played by Mexican- American children in the early part of the ...
... early part of the eighteenth century , when Spain began to attempt to colonize the area on the East Texas frontier , along the Rio Grande , and around San Antonio . Games played by Mexican- American children in the early part of the ...
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Part One Folk Toys | 1 |
Wheels | 3 |
Kites and Other Flying Things | 16 |
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