The Mountain That Was Not There
The Harlowe family had lived on the Mississippi for four generations, which in Mississippi is the same as saying forever. The land was bought in 1798 by Edmund Harlowe, who arrived from Yorkshire with a deed signed by the Spanish governor and a mind full of cotton. By the time of the Civil War, the Harlowes owned three thousand acres and two hundred souls. By the time of the Great Depression,...
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