The Pennsylvania Dutch Country

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The book explores the arrival of German settlers, known as Pennsylvania Dutch, in 1683 and their significant cultural impact by the American Revolution, sparking concerns from figures like Benjamin Franklin about the dominance of the German language. It highlights the enduring influence of the Amish, Mennonites, and other groups within the Dutch culture, illustrating their contributions to American traditions, including iconic symbols such as apple pie and log cabins.