Our Southern Highlanders
Horace Kephart
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Length 8 h 41 min
Chapters 17
First published 1914
Our Southern Highlanders is a memoir of the Pennsylvania-born writer and librarian Horace Kephart, documenting his experiences and cultural observations during his time living in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina. - Summary by Meredith Womac Cook.
Please note that due to the time period and setting, it contains some offensive language and overt racism.
Chapters
1
Something Hidden Go and Find It Read by Meredith Womac Cook 21:32
2
The Back of Beyond Read by Meredith Womac Cook 26:08
3
The Great Smoky Mountains Read by Brize C 33:21
4
A Bear Hunt in the Smokies Read by Brize C 45:09
5
Moonshine Land Read by Brize C 19:44
6
Ways That Are Dark Read by Brize C 26:06
7
A Leaf from the Past Read by Brize C 29:08
8
Blockaders and The Revenue Read by Cbteddy 26:32
9
The Outlander and the Native Read by Brize C 28:50
10
The People of the Hills Read by Brize C 30:37
11
The Land of Do Without Read by Brize C 31:11
12
Home Folks and Neighbor People Read by Brize C 27:58
13
The Mountain Dialect Read by Brize C 45:16
14
The Law of the Wilderness Read by Brize C 30:43
15
The Blood-Feud Read by Brize C 39:03
16
Who Are the Mountaineers? Read by Brize C 32:40
17
When the Sleeper Wakes Read by Brize C 27:08
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