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Bristling with Thorns

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  1. A Story of War and Reconstruction. The story begins: The Confederacy was organized. A Passionate protest styled itself a nation. Mississippi furnished it a head. Fire-eating Mississippians were enraptured. They hailed it as the dawn of a revolution that would fling the mudsill and the slave in the wallow, scepter the master class with a lash, and place gentlemen in command of the world. Such was their dream of a golden era. Among all Mississippians none were more enthusiastic than Walter Trenhom. Trenhom was an impression, the society about him the stamp.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
426
ISBN
9781162642369
  1. A Story of War and Reconstruction. The story begins: The Confederacy was organized. A Passionate protest styled itself a nation. Mississippi furnished it a head. Fire-eating Mississippians were enraptured. They hailed it as the dawn of a revolution that would fling the mudsill and the slave in the wallow, scepter the master class with a lash, and place gentlemen in command of the world. Such was their dream of a golden era. Among all Mississippians none were more enthusiastic than Walter Trenhom. Trenhom was an impression, the society about him the stamp.
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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
Country
United States
Date
10 September 2010
Pages
426
ISBN
9781162642369