John Ehle and the settlement of western North Carolina : [typescript] ; 2000 Mar 13.

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John Ehle and the settlement of western North Carolina : [typescript] ; 2000 Mar 13.

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Discussion of life and works of North Carolina author John Marsden Ehle, Jr., including his historical fiction, The Landbreakers, and his non-fiction work on the Cherokee removal, Trail of Tears: the Rise and Fall of the Cherokee Nation; essay discusses Ehle's depiction of hardships faced by early settlers in Buncombe County area of North Carolina. Also includes brief biographical information relating to John Ehle, including his work in the founding of the North Carolina School for the Arts, and marriage to British actress, Rosemary Harris.

1 folder. (20 sheets) ; 28 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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