Tar-Heel Tales in Vernacular Verse

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"Tar-Heel Tales in Vernacular Verse" by John E. P. Doyle offers a delightful glimpse into North Carolina life through humorous dialect poetry. This collection of vernacular verse captures the spirit of the South with regional humor and keen observations. Doyle's work presents anecdotes of North Carolina, painted with colorful language and a sharp wit. This volume showcases the richness of Southern literature and provides a window into a specific time and place. Explore the traditions and stories of North Carolina as preserved in this unique collection of poetry. A testament to the power of vernacular verse, this book is a treasure trove of regional history and cultural nuances.

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