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Hiking North Carolina's Lookout Towers
Peter J. Barr
In Hiking North Carolina's Lookout Towers, Peter Barr describes 26 fire and lookout towers in the mountains of North Carolina. Each entry includes historical information about the tower and the mountain on which it stands. The entries contain descriptions of what can be seen from the towers; thorough directions, distances, and difficulty ratings for hiking trails and routes leading to the towers; maps; and photographs.
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The Hatterasman
Ben Dixon MacNeill
Winner of the 1958 Mayflower Award, The Hatterasman is part nature story, part historical narrative, part adventure story, and part rhetorical farce. The 50th anniversary edition features a new introduction by author Philip Gerard (Cape Fear Rising) and a biographical essay by Barbara Brannon.
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Refuge
Dot Jackson
Late one night in 1929, a young Charleston society matron named Mary Seneca Steele goes to bed while considering suicide. But instead she arises, steals her children and her husband's new Auburn Phaeton, and sets out on a journey of enlightenment--which begins with learning how to drive. The scandal begets a string of tragedies, including murder, some tough and urgent maturing, and a surprising salvation.
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Chicken Man
Michelle Edwards
Chicken Man was the winner of the 1992 National Jewish Book Award, with delightful illustrations by author Michelle Edwards. This reissued edition includes an updated afterword by the author, discussing modern changes in kibbutz life.
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Nobody But the People
Warren A. Trest
In this first authorized biography of former Alabama governor John Patterson, historian Warren Trest offers new insights and rich details into the life of a significant Southern politician whose career touched some of the key struggles of the twentieth-century civil-rights movement.
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