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… before the invention of the cotton gin in 1793 was becoming less profitable and many foresaw—perhaps too … their centrality to the larger American story. He points out the countless ways in which Northern … $44.95 While narratives of the American Civil War by soldiers are common, sustained accounts by civilians are fewer. …
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Blue Ridge Bestiary
Blue Ridge Bestiary 1. Vulture Business never slows for the air’s ubiquitous morticians, their spiraling so effortless we might admit its beauty, if we didn’t know how eagerly, in those ridiculous black boas, they wait to begin the endless dissipation we …
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Roses From My Father
… about my father (the one who was never home). I don’t complain. Indeed I wish the story were entirely my father’s. … proudly, “Nobody will find us here.” Far below us soldiers marched, horses trotted, caissons clinked, and Sousa’s … played with large discs which slide across the ice to score points. At the time my father was living with a friend, the …
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Desire
… True domination means  That all of the desires & impulses  Come from the submissive; All dominant actions Are responses … help it. Victoria cared for her violent  Father as he died & the moment  After, she was so relieved.  She wouldn’t … anymore as she had Been her entire life. Right after he died, she began to Profusely lactate. Her breasts were …
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Hurricane Season
… Angela looked out at the wet street. November. Darkness had come early, unexpectedly, while the three of them sat at the … school had been a blur of fatigue: classes and exams and orals, research and writing her dissertation. She was 28 when … had been taken from her grandmother’s house after she died, and the crystal vase and two porcelain milkmaids were …
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