Dorothy Howard
Biographic Data
| ID | 3789656 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dorothy Howard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dorothy |
| FAMILY NAME | Howard |
| SIGNATURE | HOWARD D |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Dorothy's World. Childhood in Sabine Bottom 1902-1910
Sticks and Stones
String Games of Australian Children
A HASTY hit-or-miss survey made in 1954-51 disclosed ten stringgame-names current among Australian English-speaking children and eight different figures: Crow's Foot (Melbourne and Perth); Parachute - sometimes identical with Crow's Foot (Melbourne) and sometimes the same figure upside down (Queensland); French Lace (Queensland) and Sydney Harbor Bridge (Perth) - the same figure; Queen's Crown (Queensland) and Witches Hat (Queensland) - same figu…
Marble Games of Australian Children
ALTHOUGH American imports into Australia during and since World War II, including ideas as well as manufactured goods of both excellent and shoddy quality, may have influenced the socalled Australian-way-of-life, as some Australians believe, no evidence was found in 1954-5 of the importation of marble tournaments now rampant in the United States. In the U.S.A. national marble tournaments sponsored by schools, city recreation departments and other…
The "Toodlembuck". Australian Children's Gambling Device and Game
The Game of "Knucklebones" in Australia
Australian "Hoppy" (Hopscotch)
Did You Feed My Cow? Rhymes and Games from City Streets and Country Lanes
The Hat-Shaking Dance, and Other Tales from the Gold Coast
Wicked John and the Devil
American Nonsinging Games
Mister Stormalong
Folklore for Children and Young People. A Critical and Descriptive Bibliography for Use in the Elementary and Intermediate School
The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes
A detailed reference book to the histories of more than 500 rhymes and songs, with their parallels, first appearances, origins, and variations. The Opies are unrivalled as authorities on the folklore of childhood
Some Mining Lore from Maryland
The Rhythms of Ball-Bouncing and Ball-Bouncing Rhymes
The Game of "Knucklebones" in Australia
Marble Games of Australian Children
ALTHOUGH American imports into Australia during and since World War II, including ideas as well as manufactured goods of both excellent and shoddy quality, may have influenced the socalled Australian-way-of-life, as some Australians believe, no evidence was found in 1954-5 of the importation of marble tournaments now rampant in the United States. In the U.S.A. national marble tournaments sponsored by schools, city recreation departments and other…
Australian "Hoppy" (Hopscotch)
String Games of Australian Children
A HASTY hit-or-miss survey made in 1954-51 disclosed ten stringgame-names current among Australian English-speaking children and eight different figures: Crow's Foot (Melbourne and Perth); Parachute - sometimes identical with Crow's Foot (Melbourne) and sometimes the same figure upside down (Queensland); French Lace (Queensland) and Sydney Harbor Bridge (Perth) - the same figure; Queen's Crown (Queensland) and Witches Hat (Queensland) - same figu…
The "Toodlembuck". Australian Children's Gambling Device and Game
The Hat-Shaking Dance, and Other Tales from the Gold Coast
The Rhythms of Ball-Bouncing and Ball-Bouncing Rhymes
Some Mining Lore from Maryland
The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes
A detailed reference book to the histories of more than 500 rhymes and songs, with their parallels, first appearances, origins, and variations. The Opies are unrivalled as authorities on the folklore of childhood
Folklore for Children and Young People. A Critical and Descriptive Bibliography for Use in the Elementary and Intermediate School
Wicked John and the Devil
American Nonsinging Games
Mister Stormalong
The Game of "Knucklebones" in Australia
Australian "Hoppy" (Hopscotch)
Did You Feed My Cow? Rhymes and Games from City Streets and Country Lanes
The Hat-Shaking Dance, and Other Tales from the Gold Coast
Marble Games of Australian Children
ALTHOUGH American imports into Australia during and since World War II, including ideas as well as manufactured goods of both excellent and shoddy quality, may have influenced the socalled Australian-way-of-life, as some Australians believe, no evidence was found in 1954-5 of the importation of marble tournaments now rampant in the United States. In the U.S.A. national marble tournaments sponsored by schools, city recreation departments and other…
The "Toodlembuck". Australian Children's Gambling Device and Game
String Games of Australian Children
A HASTY hit-or-miss survey made in 1954-51 disclosed ten stringgame-names current among Australian English-speaking children and eight different figures: Crow's Foot (Melbourne and Perth); Parachute - sometimes identical with Crow's Foot (Melbourne) and sometimes the same figure upside down (Queensland); French Lace (Queensland) and Sydney Harbor Bridge (Perth) - the same figure; Queen's Crown (Queensland) and Witches Hat (Queensland) - same figu…
Sticks and Stones
Dorothy's World. Childhood in Sabine Bottom 1902-1910
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