Then and Now Reminiscences of Reconstruction
Judge D F Morrow recounts postwar South in 1865 and 1925, detailing demobilization, escaped leaders, white and black upheaval, loyal soldiers returning home to rebuild, robber gangs, destruction of farms, and the long road to reconstruction across the Southland.
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Jefferson Davis
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Ixie Land
Farewell to longtime characters from my sixties writings
The narrator bids farewell to familiar figures from early writings including William and Annie who wed on the way home from Richmond, Charles, Rena, and Ana in reconstruction times, Mattie with the young horse, and others like Uncle Johny Aunt Julia Tom and the Flat Foot family who move to Roaring Hollow or live apart.
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Mattie
Tom
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Richmond
Old
Ana Neip
Mate
Old Flat Foot
Parson Loudling
Roaring Hollow
Julia
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