Reminiscences of Thomas Pinckney Lowndes : typescript, 1933 / transcribed from the original by his son William Lowndes.

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Reminiscences of Thomas Pinckney Lowndes : typescript, 1933 / transcribed from the original by his son William Lowndes.

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Typescript copy re Thomas Pinckney Lowndes' memories of his boyhood in Charleston, S.C., with observations on South Carolina social life and politics to 1876; including descriptions of various people, buildings, and traditions; political developments, including the secession crisis of 1851; duels; Civil War; bombardment of Charleston; ironclad warfare and the blockade; removal to Anderson, S.C.; death of Lincoln, "the greatest calamity to befall the South"; Reconstruction; African American suffrage; and the end of "Radical rule."

[59] leaves, unbound ; 30 cm.

University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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University of South Carolina, System Library Service, University Libraries

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