In Ginger Roots: Plantings of a Future Dreamer, Jill Lurie explores love, longing and divine connection within her day-to day life. Spoken in an often colloquial voice, the verses are real, raw and amusing. Nature, passion and everyday experiences feature prominently in this charming first work.

Ginger Roots: Plantings of a Future Dreamer

Jill Lurie

Beehive Press

General Oglethorpe's Georgia: Colonial Letters, 1733-1743, Set

General James Oglethorpe

Georgia Scenes

Literature & Fiction

Longstreet, Augustus B.

Humor & Satire

Journal of a Residence on a Residence on a Georgian Plantation

Biographies & Memoirs

Frances Anne Kemble

Community & Culture

Pleasure and Pain: Reminiscences of Georgia in the 1840's

Burke, Emily

Slave Life in Georgia: A Narrative of the Life, Sufferings and Escape of John Brown, a Fugitive Slave

Politics & Social Sciences

John; Boney, F.N. Brown

Sociology

This was the 1st edition. There are later editions, but not very many for sell from 1977. The story line is very interesting. This book contains the actual letters written by Confederate Soldiers from Georgia during the Civil War. Incredibly interest subject matter. You get the feeling from reading some of them, like you are actually in the battle yourself!

Dear Mother: Don't Grieve about Me, If I Get Killed, I'll Only Be Dead: Letters from Georgia Soldiers in the Civil War

LANE, Mills, ed

Ten Years on a Georgia Plantation Since the War

Leigh, Frances Butler

Documents from the earliest days of colonial Georgia, including the founding of Savannah and Frederica. Georgia progressed from near collapse under the benevolent but misguided Trustees to prosperity under three Royal governors. Some thirty documents, or groups of documents, illustrate the hopes, disappointments, nobility and pettiness that we share with our ancestors. Here are firsthand accounts of the founding of Savannah and Frederica. Oglethorpe fights mutinying soldiers, treaties with the Indians and twice attacks the Spanish in Florida. There are first glimpses of slavery and “crackers.” Governor James Wright confronts “the liberty boys” and the French and Americans bomb Savannah. Edward J. Cashin is professor of history at Augusta College. Book One in the Documentary History of Georgia series.

Setting Out to Begin a New World: Colonial Georgia

Edward J. Cashin, Editor

Neither More Nor Less Than Men: Slavery in Georgia: A Documentary History

LANE, Mills

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