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MORAVIAN CHRISTMAS IN THE SOUTH Nancy Thomas Lovefeast, Putz, Traditions Book

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Item specifics

Condition
Like New: A book that has been read, but looks new. The book cover has no visible wear, and the dust ...
Size
9 X 11.5
Signed
No
Ex Libris
No
Narrative Type
Nonfiction
Original Language
English
Inscribed
Yes
Intended Audience
Adults
Edition
First Edition
Vintage
No
Type
Historical
Era
1700s
Personalized
Yes
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
ISBN
9780807831816

About this product

Product Identifiers

Publisher
University of North Carolina Press
ISBN-10
0807831816
ISBN-13
9780807831816
eBay Product ID (ePID)
60304792

Product Key Features

Book Title
Moravian Christmas in the South
Number of Pages
184 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2007
Topic
United States / State & Local / South (Al, Ar, Fl, Ga, Ky, La, ms, Nc, SC, Tn, VA, WV), Christianity / Denominations, Holidays / Christmas & Advent, Customs & Traditions
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Religion, Social Science, History
Author
Nancy Smith Thomas
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1 in
Item Weight
3 Oz
Item Length
11 in
Item Width
8.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2007-034149
Reviews
"[A] lively and delightfully illustrated book. . . . An exploration of gifts, the book itself would make a remarkable one for any reader interested in Moravian history and material culture." - Religious Studies Review, "The ultimate Moravian coffee table book! . . . This handsome edition engages the reader with sights and sounds of Moravian Christmases past and present. . . . An excellent Christmas present for any Moravian household!" -- The Moravian, [A] lively and delightfully illustrated book. . . . An exploration of gifts, the book itself would make a remarkable one for any reader interested in Moravian history and material culture.-- Religious Studies Review, "[A] lively and delightfully illustrated book. . . . An exploration of gifts, the book itself would make a remarkable one for any reader interested in Moravian history and material culture." -Religious Studies Review, The vividly illustrated book, [ Moravian Christmas in the South ], is a captivating guide to understanding and engaging in the rich celebrations of the past.-- Winston-Salem Monthly, A truly impressive treat. . . . A lavishly illustrated volume full of historical detail, traditions, and more. Moravian Christmas in the South is a book the whole family can enjoy. It's the next best thing to being there. -- America, A truly impressive treat. . . . A lavishly illustrated volume full of historical detail, traditions, and more. Moravian Christmas in the South is a book the whole family can enjoy. It's the next best thing to being there. _ America, The ultimate Moravian coffee table book! . . . This handsome edition engages the reader with sights and sounds of Moravian Christmases past and present. . . . An excellent Christmas present for any Moravian household!-- The Moravian, Nancy Smith Thomas has captured much of the Moravians' contributions to Christmas in a well-researched, clearly-written and beautifully illustrated new book. . . . Thomas introduces readers to a faithful people who came out of suffering for their spiritual convictions to create traditions of worship and seasonal celebrations warmly embraced still today.-- Baptists Today, The vividly illustrated book, [Moravian Christmas in the South], is a captivating guide to understanding and engaging in the rich celebrations of the past.—Winston-Salem Monthly, Nancy Smith Thomas has captured much of the Moravians' contributions to Christmas in a well-researched, clearly-written and beautifully illustrated new book. . . . -- Baptists Today, A truly impressive treat. . . . A lavishly illustrated volume full of historical detail, traditions, and more.Moravian Christmas in the Southis a book the whole family can enjoy. It's the next best thing to being there.—America, Nancy Smith Thomas has captured much of the Moravians' contributions to Christmas in a well-researched, clearly-written and beautifully illustrated new book. . . . _ Baptists Today, "The ultimate Moravian coffee table book! . . . This handsome edition engages the reader with sights and sounds of Moravian Christmases past and present. . . . An excellent Christmas present for any Moravian household!" —The Moravian, "The ultimate Moravian coffee table book! . . . This handsome edition engages the reader with sights and sounds of Moravian Christmases past and present. . . . An excellent Christmas present for any Moravian household!" _ The Moravian, Nancy Smith Thomas has captured much of the Moravians' contributions to Christmas in a well-researched, clearly-written and beautifully illustrated new book. . . .—Baptists Today, A truly impressive treat. . . . A lavishly illustrated volume full of historical detail, traditions, and more. The illustrations span from the 1700s to the present and include photographs, paintings, pencil sketches and other forms. . . . The book abounds in fascinating and unusual details, from worship to cuisine, from delighting the children to musical traditions. Readers of all stripes can learn some wonderful and different traditions worth introducing in their own family's Christmas observances. Moravian Christmas in the South is a book the whole family can enjoy. It's the next best thing to being there.-- America, The vividly illustrated book, [ Moravian Christmas in the South ], is a captivating guide to understanding and engaging in the rich celebrations of the past. -- Winston-Salem Monthly, The vividly illustrated book, [ Moravian Christmas in the South ], is a captivating guide to understanding and engaging in the rich celebrations of the past. _ Winston-Salem Monthly
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
263/.9150882846756
Synopsis
Many of the Christmas traditions that we know today did not appear in the United States until well into the nineteenth century. This inviting book explores the Christmas celebrations of the Moravian Church in the South, whose members were marking the holiday as early as the 1780s in ways recognizable to modern Americans. The Moravians' emphasis on a family-centered Christmas grew greatly through the nineteenth century and served as a model for social change in secular America.The Moravian Church was one of the earliest Protestant religious groups in the United States. In 1752 the church bought 100,000 acres in Piedmont North Carolina, calling the tract "Wachovia" because the land reminded them of the Wachau valley of Austria. Christmas customs practiced by the Moravians reflect their Germanic roots, Nancy Smith Thomas explains.This abundantly illustrated volume explores the many facets of traditional Moravian Christmas celebrations, including decorations (such as the idiosyncratic "Putz"), food and beverages, gifts, services, and music. Thomas discusses how these traditions evolved over time, within and outside the Moravian communities, as well as how certain non-Moravian Christmas traditions were incorporated into the Moravian customs., Many of the Christmas traditions that we know today did not appear in the United States until well into the nineteenth century. This inviting book explores the Christmas celebrations of the Moravian Church in the South, whose members were marking the holiday as early as the 1780s in ways recognizable to modern Americans. The Moravians' emphasis on a family-centered Christmas grew greatly through the nineteenth century and served as a model for social change in secular America. The Moravian Church was one of the earliest Protestant religious groups in the United States. In 1752 the church bought 100,000 acres in Piedmont North Carolina, calling the tract "Wachovia" because the land reminded them of the Wachau valley of Austria. Christmas customs practiced by the Moravians reflect their Germanic roots, Nancy Smith Thomas explains. This abundantly illustrated volume explores the many facets of traditional Moravian Christmas celebrations, including decorations (such as the idiosyncratic "Putz"), food and beverages, gifts, services, and music. Thomas discusses how these traditions evolved over time, within and outside the Moravian communities, as well as how certain non-Moravian Christmas traditions were incorporated into the Moravian customs.
LC Classification Number
BV45

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