Holiday Folklore, Phobias, and Fun: Mythical Origins, Scientific Treatments, and Superstitious "cures"Famous for his insights on folklore and phobias, Dr. Donald Dossey delves into the intriguing origins of holiday legends and some unusual, often hilarious, magical folklore "cures" for superstitions and fears. (SCB Distributors) |
Contents
PARTI MYTHICAL ORIGINS FOLKLORE | 7 |
HOW TO MAKE YOUR | 19 |
ST VALENTINES | 37 |
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