From my southern Georgia grandparents’ estate, a bit of Lost Cause children’s culture, published 1914. pic.twitter.com/4AdsvibMWb
— Shane Landrum (@cliotropic) August 23, 2014
“The Enmity Between North and South Is Dead”
August 23, 2014 @KevinLevin
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What a wonderful book! :<) I'll bet you could use it in class! If you go to bookfinder.com you can find copies for less than $5. I also noticed there is a "Shirley temple" edition. This must be the basis for her movie. I wonder what changes if any were made in the 1930s from the 1914 play. Bet you could get some good discussion in classs about that!
I thought the same thing. It’s a wonderful source that is easily accessible for students.
“The Enmity Between North and South Is Dead”
That was before Facebook.
“the clean white spirit of HUMANITY.” I dunno ….