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[Arp] Parker, David P., ALIAS BILL ARP: Charles Henry Smith and the South's "Goodly Heritage". University of Georgia Press , 1991. NEW copy. Hardcover with dust jacket. Notes, bibliography, index, 224 pages. "From 1861 to 1903 humorist Charles Henry Smith, writing as Bill Arp, a sly Georgia backwoodsman, was the South's most widely read newspaper columnist." Currently in print at $30.
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Ayers, Edward L. And Bradley C. Mittendorf (eds),
THE OXFORD BOOK OF THE AMERICAN SOUTH: TESTIMONY, MEMORY, AND FICTION.
Oxford University Press., 1997. NEW copy. Hardcover with dust jacket.
597 pages.
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Carrithers, Gale H., Jr.
MUMFORD, TATE, EISELEY: WATCHERS IN THE NIGHT.
Louisiana State University Press, 1991. NEW. First Edition. Hardcover with DJ. Notes,
bibliography, index, 304 pp. An examination of three of the century's most distinctive
cultural critics: Lewis Mumford, Allen Tate and Loren Eiseley.
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[Cash] Escott, Paul D.,
WJ CASH AND THE MIND OF THE SOUTH.
Louisiana
State University Press, 1992., F/F, new, unopened. First
Printing. Thirteen essays on WJ Cash. Main topics: "Cash and
his World", "*The Mind of the South* Reconsidered", "Southern
Studies Since Cash". Photographs, page-end notes, contributors'
notes, index, 267 pp. Formerly in print at $37.50, now OUT OF PRINT.
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[Davis] Hermann, Janet Sharp, JOSEPH E. DAVIS: Pioneer Patriarch. University Press of Mississippi, 1991. NEW copy. Hardcover with dust jacket, still in shrinkwrap. Index. 196 pages. "At the height of Davis's career, his father died; Davis, the unmarried eldest son, gave up his career to assume responsibility for his family, including his brother, 16-year-old Jefferson Davis, future president of the Confederacy. Hermann relates in chronological sequence the subsequent activities of Joseph Davis, enlightened slaveholder at Hurricane, friend to the slave Ben Montgomery, dedicated husband to his frail wife Eliza, and benefactor to his three illegitimate daughters. The author explains Davis's moderate views on slavery, his struggle to hold the family together during the war, and his legal fightto regain Hurricane during Reconstruction. This book is an important social history that illustrates the trials and tribulations of a contemporary southern family during the war." OUT OF PRINT.
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Rajtar, Steve,
101 GLIMPLES OF BARTOW.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2008).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 100 black & white illustrations.
128 pages.
~~ This volume records, through carefully chosen quality
images, the development of historic Bartow from its origins as an outpost
in the interior of a wild state to a respected county seat at the end of the
twentieth century. Revisit the scenes from the “City of Oaks and Azaleas”
that you know so well, or experience them for the first time.
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Rajtar, Steve,
101 GLIMPLES OF HISTORIC MICANOPY.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2008).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 100 black & white illustrations.
128 pages.
~~ Founded in 1821 and considered Florida’s oldest
inland settlement, Micanopy has a well-established tradition of Southern
hospitality. Accompany seasoned tour guide Steve Rajtar as he leads a
captivating photographic journey through this charming historic town.
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de Quesada, Alejandro M.,
A HISTORY OF FLORIDA FORTS: Florida's Lonely Outposts
(Charleston: The History Press, 2008).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 180 black & white illustrations.
128 pages.
~~ Featuring the history of Florida’s forts from the colonial period, Seminole Wars, Civil War and twentieth century, this fascinating book—by military historian and Florida author Alejandro M. de Quesada—offers a thorough exploration of the fortifications and strongholds that have played a crucial role in shaping Florida’s past.
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Fraser, Walter J. & Winfred B Moore Jr. (eds),
FROM THE OLD SOUTH TO THE NEW: ESSAYS ON THE
TRANSITIONAL SOUTH.
Greenwood Publishing Group, 1981. NEW copy. Hardcover, issued without dust jacket.
19 original essays chart continuity and change in the South from the mid-19th century
to the present by examining race relations, crime and violence, urban growth, civic
and political leadership, and mythology. CURRENTLY IN PRINT AT $69.95.
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Ellison, George,
HIGH VISTAS: An Anthology of Nature Writing from Western North Carolina to the Great Smoky Mountains.
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. (Charleston: The History Press, 2008). Over 50 black & white illustrations by Elizabeth Ellison.
128 pages.
~~ High Vistas is the first anthology devoted to nature writings on Western North Carolina and the Great Smoky Mountains. Each selection features a biographical essay introducing each author— including celebrated naturalists like John Muir and William Bartram — and reveals how they explored and depicted the wonders they encountered, from rare wildflowers and medicinal plants to giant rattlesnakes and timberwolves.
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Plott, Bob,
A HISTORY OF HUNTING IN THE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS.
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. (Charleston: The History Press, 2008). Over 40 black & white photographs.
128 pages.
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From the primitive weaponry and prevailing tactics of the Cherokee to the audacious rifle-toting ridge runners, and even a gruesome gang of
cannibalistic rogues, these stories are truly a gripping tribute to mountain life and the adventure of the game.
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Fink, Gary M. and Merl E. Reed (editors),
RACE, CLASS, AND COMMUNITY IN SOUTHERN LABOR
HISTORY. University of Alabama Press , 1994. NEW
copy, hardcover with dust jacket, still in shrinkwrap. 320 pages. From the publisher:
"Under the leadership of Gary M Fink and Merl E. Reed, Georgia State University has
hosted the Southern Labor Studies Conferences approximately every two years. The
conferences have yielded two previous volumes, published in 1977 and 1981, and this
volume, which contains selected papers from the seventh conference held in 1991. As
evidenced by the quality of these essays, the field of southern labor history has come
into its own. Research interest is peaking: the practitioners are younger scholars, and
much of their work emphasizes the new social and political history. While the topics
covered in this volume usually reflect that methodology, their chronology ranges from
the antebellum period to the 1970s, suggesting the variety of sources and changing
research approaches that can be used in rendering new meaning to the past.
Although the subject of gender was generally a minor theme in these sessions, work
now being done leaves no doubt that at some future conference gender will attract a
commanding amount of attention. In introducing and describing their respective
areas, the associate editors, Robert M. Zieger (textile workers), Joe W. Trotter Jr.,
(African Americans), and Clifford M. Kuhn (labor politics), have provided a rich
historiographical background. The essays in this volume will enlighten the reader on
many important aspects of the history of southern labor, and they will also raise new
questions to be explained by other scholars and future conferences."
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[Randolph] Salmond, John A., MISS LUCY OF THE CIO: The Life and Times of Lucy Randolph Mason, 1882-1959. University of Georgia Press., 1988. NEW copy. Hardcover with dust jacket. Notes, bibliography, index, 227 pages. Synopsis: "Mason was a feminist, social activist, and spokesperson for the CIO {Congress of Industrial Organizations}. Salmond examines her career, . . . liberal beliefs, and {what the author sees as her}ability to use other people's stereotypes of an elite Southern lady for the benefit of working people's causes." OUT OF PRINT.
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Vorse, Mary Heaton,. STRIKE! University of Illinois Press, 1991. NEW copy. PAPERBACK. Introduction by Dee Garrison. Novel by radical journalist Mary Heaton Vorse (1874-1966) who covered union uprisings from 1912 on. Novel based on the Loray Mill strike in Gastonia, North Carolina in the late 1920s. 236 pages.
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Mays, John Bentley,
POWER IN THE BLOOD: LAND, MEMORY & A SOUTHERN FAMILY.
Harper Collins, 1991., NEW copy. First Edition. Hardcover in DJ.
Photographs, notes, bibliography, 286 pp. OUT OF PRINT.
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McKissack, Patricia C.,
THE DARK THIRTY: SOUTHERN TALES OF THE SUPERNATURAL.
(children's book) Borzoi Books, 1992., NEW. Hardcover with DJ. 8x11.
Illustrated by Brian Pinkney. Newberry Honor Book & Coretta Scott King
Award stickers on cover. 122 pp.
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Abrams, Carl, CONSERVATIVE CONSTRAINTS: North Carolina and the New Deal
. University Press of Mississippi , 1992. NEW copy. Hardcover with dust jacket, still in shrinkwrap. OUT OF PRINT.
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Campbell, Sandra Douglas,
IREDELL COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA: A Brief History.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2008).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 80 black & white illustrations.
128 pages.
~~ From the rough trails carved by the Catawba and the Cherokee to the “crossroads of the future,” Iredell County has experienced a dramatic and poignant evolution, though its original innovative spirit and agricultural traditions persist to the present day.
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Forrest, John, LORD I’M COMING HOME: Everyday Aesthetics in Tidewater, North Carolina. Cornell University Press, 1988. NEW copy. Hardcover without dust jacket (as issued). With illustrations by Deborah Blincoe. Contents as follows: Preface; The Fishing Day; The Aesthetic Realm; The Field Site; Aesthetics at Home; Aesthetics at Work; Aesthetics of the Church; Aesthetics of Leisure; Synthesis; Appendix A: Outlines of Selected Sermons; Appendix B: Tale of Wallace Tyler, Version #2; References; Index. 259 pages. OUT OF PRINT.
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Nardy, Jane Gibson,
HISTORIC TALES OF CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2008).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 30 black & white illustrations.
128 pages.
~~ In this charming account, North Carolina historian
Jane Gibson Nardy recounts a treasure-trove of true stories from her
beloved Blue Ridge community. In addition to several generations of
family memorabilia from her personal library, Nardy has also culled the
area’s public records -- deeds, wills, marriage registers and even tombstones --
to make mountain tales of yesteryear come alive for the modern reader.
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Wehunt-Black, Rita,
GASTON COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2008).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 95 black & white photographs.
128 pages.
~~ In this readable, skillfully researched volume, historian Rita Wehunt-Black rediscovers the rich heritage of Gaston County, from the original European settlements in the eighteenth century to the growth of mill villages in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and into the modern day.
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Baldwin, William P.,
CAROLINA PLANTATIONS: Lost Photographs from the Historic American
Buildings Survey.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2005).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 150 black & white photographs.
168 pages.
~~ This collection of photographs represents some of the most stunning work present in the Historic American Buildings Survey. In the South, especially, these photographs became invaluable records of a way of life that was quickly disappearing. The selections here capture these lost dwellings—sometimes as a fragment, sometimes a whole building—and showcase the grand tradition and romantic detail of these icons of the South.
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Scarborough, William Kaufman,
THE OVERSEER: PLANTATION MANAGEMENT IN THE OLD SOUTH.
University of Georgia Press., 1984. NEW copy. Hardcover issued without dust jacket.
Reprint of LSU Press 1966 edition. Line illustrations, tables, notes, bibliography, index,
256 pages. OUT OF PRINT.
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Train, Frances Cheston.,
CAROLINA PLANTATION REMEMBERED
(Charleston: The History Press, 2005).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 95 black & white photographs.
168 pages.
~~ Author Frances Cheston Train recalls the magic of summers spent at Friendfield Plantation in the 1930s, golden days insulated from the hardships of the Depression and filled with innocence, kindness and uncomplicated fun.
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Carpenter, Jesse T., SOUTH AS A CONSCIOUS MINORITY, 1789-1861: A Study in Political Thought. University of South Carolina Press, 1991. NEW copy, PAPERBACK, still in shrinkwrap. With a new introduction by John M. McCardell. "... a fine study in the political thought of the Old South as a conscious minority seeking protection in the American Union from the political power of a Northern majority." Paperback edition currently OUT OF PRINT. Hardcover in print at $89.
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[Rayner] Cantrell, Greg, KENNETH AND JOHN B. RAYNER AND THE LIMITS OF SOUTHERN DISSENT. University of Illinois Press, 1993. NEW copy. Hardcover with dust jacket. Notes, bibliography, index, 361 pages. "This is a dual account of Kenneth and John Rayner, father and son politicians. Kenneth Rayner "was born in eastern North Carolina. . . . {He}had successful careers in the state and national legislatures as a Whig. . . . Discouraged by increasing immigration, especially of European Roman Catholics, Rayner became a leader of the American Party and worked at the national level to create a 'doctrinaire political nativism.' When that effort failed, he calledon Republican and American Party members to vote together to prevent the election of a Democrat. Still fighting abolition, Rayner became a member of the Republican Party and after the war held minor federal offices. Kenneth Rayner's illegitimate black son, John, was provided with a college education by his father, entered North Carolina Republican politics, married, and removed to Calvert, in Robertson County, Texas."
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Bailey, Lee. SOUTHERN FOOD & PLANTATION HOUSES: FAVORITE NATCHEZ
RECIPES. Clarkson N. Potter, Inc, 1989.,
NEW. Hardcover with dust jacket, 9.5x12.5. Profusely illustrated with color
plates, glossy paper throughout, index, 176 pp. Recipes from the great old
houses of Natchez, Mississippi. OUT OF PRINT.
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[Cabell], MacDonald, Edgar E., JAMES BRANCH CABELL AND RICHMOND-IN-VIRGINIA . University Press of Mississippi, 1993. NEW copy. Hardcover in dust jacket, still in shrinkwrap. 373 pages. "Scholars of southern literature of the US will welcome this meticulous and thorough study. Students of southern writers will need this book to understand the development of Cabell's career in the context of his contemporaries, especially Ellen Glasgow. . . . MacDonald does a fine job of explaining that Cabell was more than a writer of fantasies and that his work was grounded in his southernness. Somewhat disappointing, however, is MacDonald's failure to explain just how Cabell influenced great writers such as Faulkner, who are mentioned but not discussed in ways that might illuminate Cabell for readers unfamiliar with his work. As MacDonald admits, Cabell is largely forgotten and thought of as a minor writer, even though in his early career it seemed he would endure as an important figure." OUT OF PRINT.
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[Caldwell] Cook, Sylvia Jenkins,
ERSKINE CALDWELL AND THE FICTION OF POVERTY: THE FLESH AND THE
SPIRIT.
Louisiana State University Press, 1991., F/F, new, unopened. Page-end notes,
bibliography, index, 301 pp. (Formerly in print at $41.50, now out of print).
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Cutrer, Thomas W.,
PARNASSUS ON THE MISSISSIPPI. Louisiana State
University Press, 1984. NEW, still in shrinkwrap. : The Southern Review and the Baton
Rouge literary community, 1935-1942. 291 pp. OUT OF PRINT.
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Garrett, George,
IN THE BRIAR PATCH: A BOOK OF STORIES.
University of Texas, 1961., VG/VG. First Edition. Dust jacket in mylar protector.
Woodcuts, 174 pp. An early collection of short stories by a well-known southern
writer.
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Humphries, Jefferson,
METAMORPHOSES OF THE RAVEN: LITERARY OVERDETERMINEDNESS IN FRANCE AND
THE SOUTH SINCE POE.
Louisiana State University Press, 1983., NEW, still in shrinkwrap. 196 pp.
OUT OF PRINT.
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Hobson, Linda Whitney,
WALKER PERCY: A COMPREHENSIVE DESCRIPTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Louisiana State University Press, 1988., Fine, new, unopened. Green boards without
DJ, as issued. Forward, introduction, primary sources, secondary sources. Profusely
illustrated with photographs both of Percy and his books: dust jackets, covers, titles
pages, Percy's signatures, etc. 116 pp. (In print at $35).
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Winchell, Mark Royden, Editor,
THE VANDERBILT TRADITION: ESSAYS IN HONOR OF THOMAS DANIEL YOUNG.
Louisiana State University Press, 1991., F/F, new, unopened. 1st Printing. Twenty-two
essays by about the following writers: Louis Rubin, John Crowe Ransom, Robert
Graves, Allen Tate, John Gould Fletcher, Randall Jarrel, Donald Davidson, Kieran
Quinlan, James Dickey, Robert Penn Warren, Je sse Hill Ford, Roy Blount, Andrew
Lytle, Faulkner, & Jesse Stuart, among others. Main topics addressed include:
"Modernism and Beyond", "The Myths We've Lived", "Tradition and Traditionalism",
and "Keepers of the Rite". Biographies of contributors, index, 262 pp. Formerly in print at $42.50, now OUT OF PRINT.
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Young, Thomas Daniel,
SELECTED ESSAYS 1965-1985.
Louisiana State University Press, 1990., NEW copy.
First edition. Page-end notes, index, 176 pp. A collection of ten essay. Topics covered
include: Faulkner's *Absolom, Absolom!*, John Crowe Ransom, Cleanth Brooks, Ezra
Pound, Robert Frost, Donald Davidson, "Lee in the Mountains ", Robert Penn Warren,
"Brother to Dragons", Agrarianism. Currently in print at $30.$25.00
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Davidson, Donald,
SOUTHERN WRITERS IN THE MODERN WORLD.
University of Georgia Press, 1958., G+/G+. DJ chipped at spine, top
& bottom (text & design unaffected). Spine text faded on DJ. Previous
owner's signature on ffl. Lectures on the Agrarian poets (Ransom,
Tate, Warren, Moore) delivered at Mercer University in November of
1957. Page-end notes. 76 pp. $35.00
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Heilman, Robert Bechtold,
THE SOUTHERN CONNECTION. Louisiana State University Press,
1991, 296 pages. "The first section of this collection of seventeen essays about the South, written over four decades, describes the atmosphere in Baton Rouge and LSU shortly after {Huey} Long's death. . . . The book's second, longer section offers critical essays on southern writers and their works. Here Heilman dealswith the relation between the southern Agrarian movement and European culture, . . . Cleanth Brooks's critical essays in The Well-Wrought Urn {BRD 1947}, and the fiction of Robert Penn Warren, Eudora Welty, and Katherine Anne Porter." (Commentary) Bibliography Index.
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[Ransom] Quinlan, Kieran,
JOHN CROWE RANSOM'S SECULAR FAITH.
Louisiana State University Press, 1989., New, still in
shrinkwrap. 152 pp.
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Sullivan, Walter,
IN PRAISE OF BLOOD SPORTS AND OTHER ESSAYS.
Louisiana State University Press, 1990., F/F, new, unopened. First Edition, Out of print.
Ten essays on Southern writers, British novelists, and the title essay which compares
an older literature of hunting to more recent sports fiction. 123 pp. "Walter Sullivan is
the most eloquent and persuasive--and elegiac--inheritor of the Nashville Fusitive
group, and they should be justly proud of him. What there was of good in the
Agrarians he brings forth with grace and conviction, and where the movement was
lacking he does not hesitate to put his finger. Add to this the fact that as an
interpretive critic he has few peers, and you have an exemplary--and perhaps
permanent--book." [James Dickey].
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Tate, Allen (edited by Ashley Brown & Frances Neel Cheney),
THE POETRY REVIEWS OF ALLEN TATE, 1924-1944.
Louisiana State University Press, 1983., New, still in shrinkwrap. 214 pp. Reviews on
Aiken, Auden, Baudelaire, Berryman, Hart Crane, Randall Jarrell, Robert Lowell, Ezra
Pound, Wallace Stevens, Charles Williams, e.e. cummings, R.P. Blackmur, Louise Bogan,
John Peale Bishop and many others.
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Beasley, Galyon Neil,
TRUE TALES OF TIPTON, TENNESSEE.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2007).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 100 black & white photographs.
256 pages.
~~ Located just north of the bustling metropolis of Memphis, Tipton County, Tennessee, has its own rich history, full of interesting people and events. Historian and author Gaylon Beasley presents favorite and little-known stories of Civil War heroes, Hollywood starlets and both the serious and lighter sides of Tipton life, all in this fascinating and historic collection.
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Guy, Joe,
THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF EAST TENNESSEE.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2008).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 40 black & white photographs.
128 pages.
~~ From Chattanooga up to Knoxville, and every town and holler in between, Guy recounts the absorbing and oft-forgotten history of this great region with stories of revenuers, Overmountain Men, Confederate cavalry girls, and the lost tribe of the Hiwassee, just to name a few.
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Guy, Joe,
THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF McMINN COUNTY: Tales from
Eastern Tennessee.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2007).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 40 black & white photographs.
128 pages.
~~ Amid the serenity of McMinn County, in southeast Tennessee, lies a history that has long lain hidden in old newspaper stories, county records and the memories of McMinn’s most venerable citizens. The Hidden History of McMinn County is the first-ever collection of articles from the popular regional newspaper column of historian Joe Guy.
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McCaulley, Margaret and J.C. McCaulley,
A CADES COVE CHILDHOOD.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2008).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 40 black & white photographs.
96 pages.
~~ The remote Smoky Mountain community of Cades Cove still lives in the memory of J.C. McCaulley, one of the few remaining former residents, who offers an exclusive glimpse into a childhood in the Cove. His stories, compiled by his wife Margaret, are a testament to a way of life long abandoned—a life before automobiles, television and perhaps too much exposure to the outside world; a life of hard work and caring for your neighbors.
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Walker III, Edward R.,
COCKE COUNTY, TENNESSEE: Pages from the Past.
(Charleston: The History Press, 2007).
NEW copy, trade PAPERBACK. Over 30 black & white photographs.
128 pages.
~~ Author and county historian Eddie Walker has long chronicled the history of beautiful Cocke County, tucked away in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. Published together for the first time, this collection of favorite Walker articles which first appeared in the Newport Plain Talk from 1996 to 2001 offers an intimate look at a picturesque East Tennessee community.
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Goolrick, John T.,
FREDERICKSBURG AND THE CAVALIER COUNTRY.
Richmond: Garrett & Massie, 1935. First Edition. Cloth.
Old water stain, not conspicuous, along spine of jacket.
Some rubbing to spine of book. Book & jacket overall tight
& intact. Jacket in mylar protector. Two different maps on endpages.
Photographs of old houses throughout. Includes history of the
settlement of the Royalist Cavaliers along the banks of the Potomac.
Primarily a survey of the historic houses and buildings of
Fredericksburg. $37.50
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Wilson, Charles Reagan & William Ferris, editors,
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOUTHERN CULTURE, VOLUME 1.
Anchor Books, 1991., VG, PAPERBACK. 9x6. Corner of front cover creased, otherwise
in new condition. Volume One of the series. This volume covers: Agriculture, Art & Architecture,
Black Life, Education and Environment. Illustrated, notes, index of contributers,
general index, 692 pp . Paperback currently out of print. Hardcover currently in print at $75.
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