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Author: Eldred E. Prince, Jr. ,
Robert R. Simpson ,
Eldred E. Prince Jr
Publisher: University of Georgia Press
Imprint: University of Georgia Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.00cm
, Height: 2.70cm
, Length: 23.00cm
Weight: 0.588kg
ISBN: 9780820321769
ISBN 10: 0820321761
Pages: 304
Publication Date: 31 July 2000
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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General/trade
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Undergraduate
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Language: English
Reviews
A thorough study of the structure of South Carolina tobacco farming, with ample attention to the elites who promoted it and the manufacturers who profited most from it.-- Journal of American History
This is the fullest and most thoughtful treatment of the changing fortunes of tobacco in one of the richest tobacco areas in the United States and, as such, a valuable and timely contribution to consideration of elements of the background of a critical national policy issue. --David Moltke-Hansen, President of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania
A comprehensive history of Bright Leaf tobacco culture that explores both the good and the bad. . . . A fresh view of a southern heritage that been instrumental to both the economy and the attitudes of the region. -- North Carolina Historical Review A thorough study of the structure of South Carolina tobacco farming, with ample attention to the elites who promoted it and the manufacturers who profited most from it. -- Journal of American History This is the fullest and most thoughtful treatment of the changing fortunes of tobacco in one of the richest tobacco areas in the United States and, as such, a valuable and timely contribution to consideration of elements of the background of a critical national policy issue. --David Moltke-Hansen, President of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania A thorough study of the structure of South Carolina tobacco farming, with ample attention to the elites who promoted it and the manufacturers who profited most from it. --Journal of American History A comprehensive history of Bright Leaf tobacco culture that explores both the good and the bad. . . . A fresh view of a southern heritage that been instrumental to both the economy and the attitudes of the region. --North Carolina Historical Review This is the fullest and most thoughtful treatment of the changing fortunes of tobacco in one of the richest tobacco areas in the United States and, as such, a valuable and timely contribution to consideration of elements of the background of a critical national policy issue. --David Moltke-Hansen President of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania A thorough study of the structure of South Carolina tobacco farming, with ample attention to the elites who promoted it and the manufacturers who profited most from it.-- Journal of American History A comprehensive history of Bright Leaf tobacco culture that explores both the good and the bad. . . . A fresh view of a southern heritage that been instrumental to both the economy and the attitudes of the region.-- North Carolina Historical Review This is the fullest and most thoughtful treatment of the changing fortunes of tobacco in one of the richest tobacco areas in the United States and, as such, a valuable and timely contribution to consideration of elements of the background of a critical national policy issue.--David Moltke-Hansen President of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania
Author Information
Eldred E. Prince Jr. (Author) ELDRED E. PRINCE JR. is a professor of history at Coastal Carolina University. Robert R. Simpson (Author) ROBERT R. SIMPSON was a professor of history at Coker College and director of the Pee Dee Heritage Foundation.
