Flying Leaves and One-Sheets: Pennsylvania German Broadsides, Fraktur and Their Printers Redware Stevick draws on decades of

Stevick draws on decades of experience working with and studying Amish adolescents across the United States to produce this well-rounded

based on interviews/conversations with Amish families and with people whose lives have touched the Amish

"—Doris Janzen Longacre

and tested by the author to ensure success

Flying Leaves and One-Sheets: Pennsylvania German Broadsides, Fraktur and Their Printers Redware Stevick draws on decades ofEarly American printers amplified messages by setting them in type, adding decorative borders and other ornamental devices, and printing them as single sheets called broadsides. Flying Leaves and One Sheets explores eighteenth and nineteenth century Pennsylvania German broadsides, including examples of fraktur (illuminated sheets). For almost two centuries, German and English language broadsides circulated among Pennsylvania Germans and their