The South at work
Subtitle: observations from 1904
By: William Garrott Brown ; new introduction by Bruce E. Baker
Edition: Paperback Edition.
Series: Southern classics series
Publisher: The University of South Carolina Press
Published: 2014
Place of publication: Columbia, South Carolina
Language: eng
Number of pages: 185
ISBN-13: 9781611173758; 9781611173765
Subjects: History; Social conditions; Race relations
Notes: Compliation of 20 articles previously published in various newspapers and other periodicals in 1904.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Evidences of important changes in its ideals; title: New energy is evident in Virginia; title: Durham and the famous Duke Family; title: Tolerance shown in North Carolina; title: In the mill region of South Carolina; title: Is the southern black man "making good"?; title: Florida recovering from its depression; title: Progress as noted in rural Aabama; title: The present and the future of Birmingham; title: Fiery Governor Vardaman of Mississippi; title: Mississippi's land awaiting improvement; title: What the levees are worth to Mississippi; title: New Orleans and its bright future; title: Texas, the land of mighty contrasts; title: The awakening of Texas in agriculture; title: On the vast plains of southern Texas; title: Educational endowments in Texas; title: Texas as a grain-growing state; title: Unreliable labor responsible for its backwardness; title: Rehabilitation is now almost complete.