Gone: a heartbreaking story of the Civil War: a photographic plea for preservation
โ Scribed by Nell Dickerson
- Publisher
- BelleBooks, Inc.
- Year
- 2011
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 5 MB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN
- 1935661892
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โฆ Synopsis
Photographer and architect Nell Dickerson began her exploration of antebellum homesteads with encouragement from her cousin-in-law, renowned Civil War historian and novelist Shelby Foote. Her passion for forgotten and neglected buildings became a plea for preservation. Gone is a unique pairing of modern photographs and historical novella. In Pillar of Fire , Foote offers a heartbreaking look at one man's loss as Union troops burn his home in the last days of the Civil War. Dickerson shares fascinating and haunting photographs, shining a poignant light on the buildings which survived Sherman's burning rampage across the Confederacy, only to fall victim to neglect, apathy and poverty. From the photographer: The Civil War had been over for exactly ninety years in 1954, when my cousin, Shelby Foote, published--Pillar of Fire --as part of his novel, Jordan County: A Landscape in Narrative. The book's stories painted a vivid picture of a fictitious...
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