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Series Editor s Foreword, Steven M. Nolt 3
Preface, Alan G. Keyser 5
Maps 9
Introduction 13
From Europe to the New World 15
Starting Schools at Skippack and Salford 19
Schoolmaster Christopher Dock 31
Early Fraktur in Pennsylvania 45
Quills and Colors, Tulips and Birds 49
Color Plates with Notes, 1747 to 1836 57
Epilogue 159
Word Definitions 161
Chronological List of Dated Fraktur 164
from Skippack and Salford Schoolmaster Biographical List 168
Student Biographical List 175
Transcriptions and Translations 179
Reflections and Acknowledgments 231
Endnotes 234
Bibliography 239
Index 241
About the Author 244
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Louie Garza
reviewed This Teaching I Present: Fraktur from Mennonite M on July 16, 2011
This Teaching I Present: Fraktur from Mennonite M
These authors look at key spots along the Lewis and Clark Trail from an airplane flying over head. There were many places that they missed but there were enough to appreciate what a difficult journey L &C had in crossing America in 1805-1807. Along with the pictures were brief descriptions of the places taken from the journals of the explorers with commentary by Mussulman. It would be a companion volume to any study of the journals of Lewis and Clark. I wish I would have had it when I read Stephen Ambrose's book Undaunted Courage.
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Add This Teaching I Present: Fraktur from Mennonite M, Fraktur, that exquisite script formed with ornate letters and highly decorated borders, was created for nearly 90 consecutive years (1747-1836) by a series of teachers in the Mennonite schools in communities northwest of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Be, This Teaching I Present: Fraktur from Mennonite M to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add This Teaching I Present: Fraktur from Mennonite M, Fraktur, that exquisite script formed with ornate letters and highly decorated borders, was created for nearly 90 consecutive years (1747-1836) by a series of teachers in the Mennonite schools in communities northwest of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Be, This Teaching I Present: Fraktur from Mennonite M to your collection on WonderClub |