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Harold Courlander (September 18, 1908 –
March 15, 1996) was an
American novelist, folklorist, and
anthropologist and an
expert in the
study of Haitian...
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Nicolas Courlander (6
December 1914 – 1 June 1979),
nicknamed 'Reg', was a British-born New
Zealand soldier who
became an Unterscharführer in the German...
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Courlander in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Courlander may
refer to:
Someone from
Courland Something related to the
historic Duchy of Courland...
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while keeping safe the more
sacred Hopi teachings. As
folklorist Harold Courlander states, "there is a Hopi
reticence about discussing matters that could...
- famous,
American author Harold Courlander noted that the
section describing Kinte's life was
apparently taken from
Courlander's own 1967
novel The African...
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Courland resolved to
launch a full
expedition to the Gambia. As few
Courlanders had
experience of Africa, he was
forced to rely on foreigners. On 6 September...
- of
Alabama is a
series of six
records put out by
Moses Asch and
Harold Courlander on
Folkways Records in the 1950s. The
recordings include traditional African...
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David Courlander (September 10, 1866 – June 12, 1961) was a self-taught ("primitive")
artist who
painted scenes of
everyday American life. He
began painting...
- novel), a
novel by
William Farquhar Conton The
African (
Courlander novel), a
novel by
Harold Courlander The
Africans (radio program) "African", a song by Peter...
- present-day
French Saint-Barthélemy,
Guadeloupe (briefly) and
Tobago (briefly).
Courlander West
Indies –
Tobago (until 1691) The
British West
Indies were united...
