Der oak und der Vine
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"Der Oak und der Vine" is a collection of humorous dialect poetry by Charles Follen Adams, showcasing the German-American immigrant experience in the late 19th century. Written in a charming and accessible style, Adams's poems capture the linguistic quirks and cultural observations of a community navigating a new world. This collection offers a delightful glimpse into a specific time in American history, appealing to those interested in American humor, dialect literature, and the immigrant narrative.
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