REVOLUTIONARY READER REMINISCENCES & INDIAN LEGENDS, Foster, 1st/1st 1913 SOUTH MAGIC & CONJURING New York (1943)
Baker’s notes & crumb story
Description
New York (1943)
populations have moved from rural to urban environments
CHAPTER IX: Semitic Theosophy
participated in numerous local and national civic and social organizations
REVOLUTIONARY READER REMINISCENCES & INDIAN LEGENDS, Foster, 1st/1st 1913 SOUTH MAGIC & CONJURING New York (1943)Revolutionary Reader Reminiscences and Indian Legends, by Sophie Lee Foster First Edition First Printing 1913 Georgia Revolutionary War and American Indian History with ILLUSTRATIONS AND MAPS Publisher: Byrd Printing Company, Atlanta (1913) The boards and binding are solid and tight, with a very small nick to the fore edge of the back board and light shelf wear. The pages are crisp and clean. Dark red boards with gold titles; 378 pages. Includes