Nine Carnival Plays (Carleton Renaissance Plays in Translation)

Sachs, Hans

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Language: English

Published by Dovehouse Editions, 1990

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95pages. Plays: The Nose Dance/ The Stolen Bacon/ The Calf-Hatching/ The Wife in the Well/ The Farmer with the Blur/ The Evil Woman/ The Grand Inquisitor in the Soup/ The Dead Man/ The Pregnant Farmer.

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Title
Nine Carnival Plays (Carleton Renaissance Plays in Translation)
Author
Sachs, Hans
Publisher
Dovehouse Editions
Publication year
1990
Condition
As New
Binding
Soft cover
Language
English
ISBN 10
0919473687
ISBN 13
9780919473683

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A collection of second-hand antique and vintage books. The inventory focuses on Church history; Reformation History; Renaissance History; History of THeology; History of the Middle Ages; Medieval Education and Learning; History of spirituality in the Middle Ages; Monastic History of the Middle Ages; Women's Studies, Middle Ages; History of the Netherlands; and Dutch Religious Literature of the Middle Ages. Also available new items: (multiple copies) They Farmed Well. The Dutch-Canadian Agricultural Community in Nova Scotia, 1945-1995 G. H. Gerrits. Kentville, N.S.: Vinland Press, 1996. 183 pp. Bibliography. Illustrated Examines the reasons for emigrating to Nova Scotia; various aspects of the immigrants’ background in the Netherlands; government and other programs available to them in Nova Scotia to purchase farms; their contributions to agriculture in Nova Scotia. Immigration, Settlement, and the Origins of the Christian Reformed Church in the Maritime Provinces of Canada, c. 1950 – c. 1965 G. H. Gerrits. Kentville, N.S.: Vinland Press, 2015. 310 pp. Bibliography. Index. Illustrated When Reformed Protestants from the Netherlands first settled in the Maritimes around 1950, the American-based Christian Reformed Church, which has Dutch roots, sent so-called home missionaries and fieldmen to the Maritimes to organize the Reformed Protestants into congregations. The financial assistance offered to the immigrant farmers – and the bulk of them were farmers – by the government of Nova Scotia, in particular, made this province an attractive place to settle and also drew Dutch immigrant farmers from other parts of Canada, especially Ontario after they had settled there first.

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