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the passing on of oral history in both fishing and farming communities, beliefs, ballads, and folklore are passed on through the generations. However, there has been an erosion in the passing of oral history, which noted oral historian J. F. Campbell attributed to "the nature of school education and the proliferation of print culture" as well as "to the rise of technology, the railroad in particular". Campbell noted that the work attributed to the industrial revolution disrupted "communal work in

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