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Night Comes To the Cumberlands

by Harry M. Caudill

ISBN13: 9781931672009
ISBN10: 1931672008
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At the time it was written, Night Comes to the Cumberlands framed an urgent appeal to the American Conscience. Today it details Appalachia's difficult past, and at the same time, presents an accurate historical backdrop for a contemporary understanding of the Appalachian region.

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: lirulin, January 1, 2013 (view all comments by lirulin)
Written with sorrow and anger, but also with hope.
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ISBN:: 9781931672009
Author:: Caudill, Harry M.
Publisher:: Jesse Stuart Foundation
Afterword by:: Caudill, James K.
Afterword:: Caudill, James K.
Location:: Ashland, KY
Subject:: Anthropology - Cultural
Subject:: Social conditions
Subject:: Appalachian Region
Subject:: anthropology;cultural anthropology
Subject:: World History-General
Series Volume:: 71
Publication Date:: 20010131
Binding:: TRADE PAPER
Language:: English
Illustrations:: Yes
Pages:: 404
Dimensions:: 8.24x5.50x1.08 in. 1.08 lbs.

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