Mary's World: Love, War, and Family Ties in Nineteenth-Century Charleston
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Mary's World: Love, War, and Family Ties in Nineteenth-Century Charleston

by Richard N. Cote

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Mary's World explores the intertwined experiences of love, war, and family ties in nineteenth-century Charleston. Richard N. Cote presents a human-centered look at relationships and social life within the changing world of the nineteenth-century American South.

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Mary's World examines life in nineteenth-century Charleston through the connected themes of love, war, and family.

The book places personal relationships within the broader setting of a changing American city and region.

Its focus on family ties offers a human-centered perspective on the social history of Charleston.

Readers interested in the American South, historical relationships, and the effects of war will find a focused exploration of the period.

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