DANCE IN PLACE CONGO - Cable, 1974 - AFRICAN AMERICAN CREOLE, SLAVE SONGS MUSIC SCIENCE / MEDICINE The softcover wraps and binding

The softcover wraps and binding are solid and tight and in well preserved condition

and although he acknowledged that there were cases of fraud

With original embossed cardboard box that is personalized with a Marco da Bollo revenue stamp

and he is regarded by some today to have been a real-life precursor of the fictitious character Indiana Jones

Years: 1947

DANCE IN PLACE CONGO - Cable, 1974 - AFRICAN AMERICAN CREOLE, SLAVE SONGS MUSIC SCIENCE / MEDICINE The softcover wraps and bindingTHE DANCE IN PLACE CONGO & CREOLE SLAVE SONGS Book Details + Condition: Faruk von Turk (Carrollton, New Orleans, LA). First Edition thus, 1974. Scarce. Softcover pamphlet. 40 pages, with illustrations throughout. Small work by American novelist George Washington Cable, who is known for writing about Creole culture in New Orleans, and opposing Jim Crow laws in the late 19th century. This pamphlet is comprised of two articles originally published in