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American Guide Series
Florida: A Guide to the Southernmost State
Throughout more than four centuries, from Ponce de Leon in his caravels to thelatest Pennsylvanian in his Buick, Florida has been invaded by seekers of ...
600 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1939
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October 18, 2011
This is one of the state guide books written by the Federal Writers Project during the first depression.
While I admit I only fully read the portions related to South Florida, it is a fascinating look at Florida in the late 1930s. Lots of historical information you cannot find elsewhere. Roughly 70 years later, you can see how things have changed that much.
While I admit I only fully read the portions related to South Florida, it is a fascinating look at Florida in the late 1930s. Lots of historical information you cannot find elsewhere. Roughly 70 years later, you can see how things have changed that much.
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