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The Little Book of the Icelanders in the Old Days

Alda Sigmundsdottir

Iceland in centuries past was a formidable place to live. Situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, on the edge of the inhabitable world, the nation was both isolated and abjectly poor. Centuries of colonization translated into oppression and subjugation from the colonial overlords, and a hostile climat...

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The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds

The podcasters used this book as their primary source for the episode, focusing on the history and traditions related to Iceland's hobos during the 16th to 19th centuries. It was mentioned as a very reputed Icelandic history book.

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SOURCE: The Little Book of The Icelanders in The Old Days by Alda Sigmundsdttir

— Episode: 254 - The Hobos of Iceland

Episode: 254 - The Hobos of Iceland

The podcasters used this book as their primary source for the episode, focusing on the history and traditions related to Iceland's hobos during the 16th to 19th centuries. It was mentioned as a very reputed Icelandic history book.

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SOURCE: The Little Book of The Icelanders in The Old Days by Alda Sigmundsdttir

With a very reputed Icelandic history book That the guy was like This is the one

This was all taken from the little book of Icelanders in the old days

I believe they still say that That's what this book said

Episode: 254 - The Hobos of Iceland

The podcast heavily relied on this book as a source for the discussion of Iceland's history and culture, specifically focusing on the culture and practices related to hobos during different historical periods.

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This was all taken from the little book of Icelanders in the old days

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