The Golden Isles of Georgia, by Caroline Couper Lovell
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"The Golden Isles of Georgia" by Caroline Couper Lovell, published in 1933, is a fascinating historical exploration of Georgia's coastal region, particularly its islands and Brunswick. The book delves into the heritage of the Guale people, the Scottish settlement of New Inverness, and the colonial history of Frederica. Key themes span from the American Revolution's effects to detailed accounts of St. Simons and Sapelo Islands, as well as the notorious wreck of the steamship Pulaski. Lovell's narrative is enhanced by vivid illustrations, depicting notable figures, historical ruins, and picturesque landscapes, offering readers a rich tapestry of the Golden Isles' culture and evolution throughout the centuries."
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Little, Brown
Hardcover
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"The Golden Isles of Georgia" by Caroline Couper Lovell, published in 1933, is a fascinating historical exploration of Georgia's coastal region, particularly its islands and Brunswick. The book delves into the heritage of the Guale people, the Scottish settlement of New Inverness, and the colonial history of Frederica. Key themes span from the American Revolution's effects to detailed accounts of St. Simons and Sapelo Islands, as well as the notorious wreck of the steamship Pulaski. Lovell's narrative is enhanced by vivid illustrations, depicting notable figures, historical ruins, and picturesque landscapes, offering readers a rich tapestry of the Golden Isles' culture and evolution throughout the centuries."
Jacket present with a bit of toning. Price not clipped.
Little, Brown
Hardcover
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