[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.
$30.00
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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 MINDS 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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