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Explore the fascinating origins and evolution of the iconic nickname, "Hoosier," synonymous with the state of Indiana. This meticulously prepared republication of "The Word Hoosier," originally published as Indiana Historical Society Publications, Volume IV, Number 2, delves into the rich etymology and social history surrounding this enduring term.
Authored by Jacob Piatt Dunn, with additional insights from John Finley via Sarah A. Wrigley, this volume meticulously examines the various theories and historical contexts that have shaped the meaning of "Hoosier." Uncover the intricate tapestry of language, culture, and identity that has cemented its place in American lexicon.
Perfect for anyone interested in Indiana history, linguistics, or the captivating story behind regional nicknames, this book offers a unique perspective on the cultural heritage of the Midwest. Journey back in time to understand the historical forces that transformed a simple word into a symbol of place and belonging.
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