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Credited to Paul R. Beath of Gothenburg, NE, who wrote other books on Feboldson, a figure of legends and tall tales.

"The tales of Febold which I have selected represent the lighter, even humorous, side of the pioneer plainsman's serious and often tragic struggle to wrest a living from a stubborn land".

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Call Number

Special Collections GR110.N2 F4 no.5

Publication Date

7-1-1937

Publisher

Federal Writers' Project in Nebraska

City

Lincoln

Keywords

Febold Feboldson (Legendary character), folklore, Nebraska, Great Plains

Disciplines

American Studies

Legends of Febold Feboldson

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