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Journey back in time to the era of Reconstruction and the struggles of the American South, as seen through the eyes of a prominent lawyer, politician, and writer. In this memoir, Alfred Moore Waddell recalls his personal experiences and reflections on the changing times, from his childhood in North Carolina to his political campaigns and literary pursuits. With its vivid descriptions, insightful commentary, and powerful insights, this book is a valuable historical document and a timeless work of literature.
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