This 'Wizard Zittle' book of tall-tales is based on the local legend of Michael Zittle the Younger who lived in a log-cabin in Zittlestown, near Boonsboro, Maryland. His village was named after his father, who owned the land and sub-divided it to Zittle friends and family. The Wizard Zittle published his magic book 'Friend In Need' in 1845. Zittlestown is part of the legacy of South Mountain; which includes the first historic Washington Monument (a short stone tower in Scottish broch style), a Civil War battle, and a Victorian book 'South Mountain Magic' (1882 Dahlgren) that references the Wizard and his magical practices, among other folk-tales. Therefore this Gothic Revival novel is 'historical fiction'. Includes various illustrations.
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PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000. Artikel-Nr. L2-9798170874590
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This 'Wizard Zittle' book of tall-tales is based on the local legend of Michael Zittle the Younger who lived in a log-cabin in Zittlestown, near Boonsboro, Maryland. His village was named after his father, who owned the land and sub-divided it to Zittle friends and family. The Wizard Zittle published his magic book 'Friend In Need' in 1845. Zittlestown is part of the legacy of South Mountain; which includes the first historic Washington Monument (a short stone tower in Scottish broch style), a Civil War battle, and a Victorian book 'South Mountain Magic' (1882 Dahlgren) that references the Wizard and his magical practices, among other folk-tales. Therefore this Gothic Revival novel is 'historical fiction'. Includes various illustrations. Artikel-Nr. 9798170874590
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