
George Ewart Evans
George Ewart Evans was a Welsh-born schoolteacher, writer and folklorist who became a dedicated collector of oral history and oral tradition in the East Anglian countryside from the 1940s to 1970s, and produced eleven books of collections of these materials. - Wikipedia
Born 1909-04-01
Died 1988-01-11
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL348550A
Top Subjects
- Working class -- England -- East Anglia. (3)
- Oral tradition (3)
- Great Britain (3)
- Working class -- England -- East Anglia (2)
- East Anglia (England) -- Rural conditions. (2)
- Oral tradition. (2)
- Oral history (2)
Books by George Ewart Evans
Total count: 20
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Ask the fellows who cut the hayFaber1956-01-01
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The horse in the furrow.Faber and Faber1960-01-01
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The pattern under the ploughaspects of the folk-life of East AngliaFaber1966-01-01
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The farm and the villageFaber1969-01-01
Ask the Fellows WHO cut the Hay. With Decorations by Thomas Bewick2D Ed.1969-01-01-
Where beards wag allthe relevance of the oral traditionFaber1970-01-01
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Where beards wag allthe relevance of the oral traditionFaber1970-01-01
Tools of their tradesan oral history of men at work c. 1900.Taplinger Pub. Co.1971-01-01-
Tools of their tradesan oral history of men at work c. 1900Taplinger Pub. Co.1971-01-01
Tools of their tradesan oral history of men at work c. 1900.Taplinger Pub. Co.1971-01-01-
The leaping hareFaber1972-01-01
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Acky.Faber1973-01-01
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The days that we have seenFaber and Faber1974-01-01
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Let dogs delight and other storiesFaber1975-01-01
From mouths of menFaber and Faber1976-01-01-
Horse power and magicFaber and Faber1979-01-01
The strength of the hillsan autobiographyFaber and Faber1983-01-01
Spoken HistoryFaber & Faber1987-10-01-
The crooked scythean anthology of oral historyFaber and Faber1993-01-01
The voices of the childrenLibrary of Wales ed.U.S. distributor, Dufour Editions2008-01-01