Another Country: Journeying toward the Cherokee Mountains de Christopher Camuto - March 2000

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Athens/London. University of Georgia Press. 2000. PAPERBACK. (6 x 9 inches).. VG+. Estate acquisition. Book appears unread but cashier put a check mark in green ink on half title page, partial bleed onto title page! No names or text markings. No spine creasing. Octavo. xii. + 352pp. Source Notes, Bibliography, Index. Cover art same as Stock Photo. First Printing (2000) of the University of Georgia Press edition. NOT a remainder.

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Paperback / softback. New. The southern Appalachians encompass one of the most beautiful, biologically diverse, and historically important regions of North America. In this widely acclaimed work, Camuto describes the tragic collision of natural and cultural history embedded in the region, taking the reader through old-growth forests and the historical home of the Cherokee.