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Copyrighted 1506 by SIDNEY C. TAPP, Ph. B. .W. KITC lilX TH i: lIEP vO. A Jiook Wri Ucn fy an A tlunla Maa That is Cailc MlT lao Suugj;le. A letter from Atlanta gives the fol owing about a new book: It is generally nnderstoocl here that The Struggle, which is crea.ting uch a, stir since being placed on sale londav morning, contains as its vilians, John D. Rockefeller, Pierpont Morgan and James U. Duke, preoident: 3f the American Tobacco Com.oany, ind that Hon. Vv AV. Kltchin, Con?;i-essman from the Fifth Congrcssionil District of North Carolina, is the hero. Some of the principal scenes -)f the book are enacted in the Old North State. The H: i). Kidney C. rapp. the author, is a lavyer of distinction in -ithis city, and has made i reputation that extends throughoiu he South in anti-railroad and corporation litigation. He lias written sey Dral historical works which have been afccpted as standards by the scholars of this country and Europe, be Imtn livrelafofe writing this work of Miction. He was born near Mebane, N. C.. YiJ: three years ago and waseducated at AY ake Forest College, N.. CF urmari University, S. Cand, the I jniver.siti, of Chicago. He has a brother.y Tj.pp, a prominent business ing at Kinston. N. C. and oihei tives in that State. .-W hen Mr. Tapp was seen mhi this morning, and asked it fact that Rockefeller, Mor Duke were the vii Uans othe said he had nothing to he was willing to submit of the work t6 the intelli. the American people. It ir tmquestioned here that Hon. Y: Ktchin is the hero. The hook k-reated a great stir in New York cind other parts of the country fince beino--placed on sale, and is said to be th? Lcle Tom s Cabin of this gen eration.
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Who passed into the great Beyond when I was only eighteen months of age, and to my noble father who joined her on the other side of the River when I was only nine years of age and left me alone in this cold world to straggle with the battle of life, This volume is dedicated.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book takes place in the early 1900s in America and tells the story of Grace, the daughter of a patriotic farmer and his wife. Set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing social and political landscape, the story follows Grace and her family as they grapple with traditional values and emerging ideals. Through the character of Grace, the author explores pressing issues of the time, providing a window into the struggles faced by ordinary people in a time of great transformation. The author's perceptive insights into the human experience make this book a valuable historical resource and a compelling read for anyone interested in the complexities of American history and the enduring legacy of those who lived it. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781331295181_0
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