The path was steep
Subtitle: a memoir of Appalachian coal camps during the Great Depression
By: Suzanne Pickett
Publisher: NewSouth Books
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Montgomery [Alabama]
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781588382610
Subjects: Homes and haunts; Social life and customs; Biography; Local History; Authors; Coal miners; Coal mines and mining; History; Depressions
Table of contents: title: You could almost smell the Depression; title: What October would bring; title: As long as I've got a biscuit, you won't starve; title: Despite all, well-fed and loved; title: The community barber; title: The value of Papa's teaching; title: A new hope; title: We never knew our cruelty; title: Thunderbolt; title: Here we rest; title: Hottest day I ever saw; title: Such good people; title: The worst road in the United States; title: Score one for West Virginia!; title: Hot dogs for Thanksgiving; title: So dad-burned purty; title: Every river leads to Piper; title: Best medicine in the world; title: "Sleeping sickness"; title: A burglar wouldn't try to break in; title: Wild over Roosevelt; title: Is this a deathwatch?; title: All men brothers.