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Matthew Chisholm
Matthew Chisholm is on page 134 of 496
Finally a mention of Asheville. Also this, “there was no factor more effective in committing the Appalachian elite to the defense of plantation slavery than the mountain resorts.”
Jun 24, 2018 09:42AM
Appalachia: A History

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Matthew Chisholm
Matthew Chisholm is on page 229 of 496
Sep 23, 2018 05:37PM
Appalachia: A History


Matthew Chisholm
Matthew Chisholm is on page 102 of 496
Bar tram and Asbury in this section. Also, a brief rendering of how Qualla formed. Still reading little a very disjointed textbook that at times lacks human qualities.
Jun 12, 2018 06:28PM
Appalachia: A History


Matthew Chisholm
Matthew Chisholm is on page 49 of 496
Interesting how most Appalachian migration came from the northern colonies through valleys instead of from the coast.
Jun 01, 2018 07:54PM
Appalachia: A History


Matthew Chisholm
Matthew Chisholm is on page 25 of 496
Interesting intro looking at Wytheville as this epicenter of Appalachian study. Max Meadows seems like such a random spot to begin studying the entirety of Appalachia. I like it.
May 31, 2018 05:47PM
Appalachia: A History


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