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comprehensive look at Savannah's rich history,
By Timothy Daiss, M.A. (Metro-Manila, Philippines (Atlanta, GA USA)) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Savannah: A History of Her People Since 1733 (Paperback)
Savannah: A History of Her People Since 1733 offers a chronological view of Savannah history, including period photogrpahs and sketches. If you are acquainted with Savannah, this book will help solidify your knowlegde. If you are new to Savannah or need to learn more about the city, the book will increase your knowledge. The only drawback -- the authors should have given more attention to the 20th century... Babe Ruth's historic home run in the city's minor league stadium, some devastating hurricanes etc.
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GEORGIA FOUNDERS' DAY: FEBRUARY 12, 1733. The weak winter sun illuminated a river bluff sheltered by five arching oaks, a bluff so high it put a man out of breath before he can reach the Top. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
South Carolina, New York, Bay Street, Fort Pulaski, James Habersham, Historic Savannah, Bull Street, Juliette Gordon Low, United States, Johnson Square, Liberty Boys, Colonial Park Cemetery, William Jay, Charles Towne, Liberty Regional Library, Savannah River, Forsyth Park, Freedmen's Bureau, Governor Wright, Telfair Academy, Anthony Wayne, Chatham Artillery, Courtesy of the Georgia Historical Society, James Jackson, John Houstoun New!
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GEORGIA FOUNDERS' DAY: FEBRUARY 12, 1733. The weak winter sun illuminated a river bluff sheltered by five arching oaks, a bluff so high it put a man out of breath before he can reach the Top. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
South Carolina, New York, Bay Street, Fort Pulaski, James Habersham, Historic Savannah, Bull Street, Juliette Gordon Low, United States, Johnson Square, Liberty Boys, Colonial Park Cemetery, William Jay, Charles Towne, Liberty Regional Library, Savannah River, Forsyth Park, Freedmen's Bureau, Governor Wright, Telfair Academy, Anthony Wayne, Chatham Artillery, Courtesy of the Georgia Historical Society, James Jackson, John Houstoun New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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