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Swedish American Historical Society
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Swedish American Historical Society |
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One of the greatest benefits of being a member of The
Swedish-American Historical Society is the quarterly publication
distributed to all members. Full of historic illustrations and
interesting articles by researchers, noted authors and leading
academics, the Quarterly is a "must" read for
anyone interested in exploring their Swedish roots. Back Quarterly issues
may be purchased for $5 each plus $3.50 postage and handling. (To order,
send your request with a check to our office or you may use the credit card
information form at the bottom of the "Book Order" page, which you can
reach by clicking on the book symbol below and then on "Order
Form" at the top of the Book List.)
Following are the tables of contents of the 2005 year Quarterlies:
January 2005, Vol. LV1, No.1 - Byron J. Nordstrom, Editor Robert Douglas: The Swedes and Sudanese in Minnesota: Geographical Commonalities of Old and New Immigration James M. Kaplan: My Search for Birger Sandzen James M. Kaplan: Birger Sandzen on Art, Music, and Transcendence H. Arnold Barton: Remigration to Sweden in Eurpoean Perspective |
April 2005-July
2005 Special Issue, Vol. LV1, No.
2-3 - Byron J. Nordstrom, Editor
Jennifer Eastman Attebery: "Peasant Letters" Revisited: The Immigrant Letter from a Folklorist's Perspective Britt Liljewall: Emigration, Literacy, and Networks, or Letters from the Lost Land Joy K. Lintelman: Between the Mundane and the Memorable: The Letters of Single and Married Swedish Immigrant Women Maria Erling: The Connections Correspondence Made Ulf Jonas Björk: Perhaps There is Someone Who Wants to Know How We Live: "Public" Immigrant Letters in Swedish-American Newspapers Solveig Zempel: "My Book, I Have Neglected You Sorely": Reading the Kravik-Lokensgaard Diaries |
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October 2005, Vol. LV1< No. 4 - Byron
J. Nordstrom, Editor
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The Society sponsors, publishes and sells books on the subject
of the history and meaning of the Swedish participation in the
American experience. Included are academic works, books of
letters, and personal reminiscences. Members receive discounts on
all book purchases. To review the title list, click here: 
To read an article by H. Arnold Barton about the future of
Swedish America,
click here: 
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