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Night Comes to the Cumberlands

By: Harry M. Caudill
Narrated by: Ed Sala
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After its publication in 1962, Harry M. Caudill’s acclaimed portrait of the southern Appalachian Mountains became a rallying cry for action against the poverty plaguing the region. Here Caudill explores the area’s history, from its first settlement to the Civil War, and from the rise of coal barons to the economic despair of the 1950s and 1960s.

©2001 Anne F. Caudill (P)2012 Recorded Books Contemporary Fiction Genre Fiction Fiction

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“[A] masterpiece of cogent argument for specific solutions to specific problems.” ( Kirkus Reviews)
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Fabulous social and economic history of an area layer waist by industry with only one plan, and no concern for consequence.

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