WHERE MAIN STREET MEETS THE RIVER, Hodding Carter 1st Ed 1952, SIGNED Racism ANTIQUE & VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES to entertain women in their

to entertain women in their hours of leisure

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WHERE MAIN STREET MEETS THE RIVER, Hodding Carter 1st Ed 1952, SIGNED Racism ANTIQUE & VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES to entertain women in theirWhere Main Street Meets the River, by Hodding Carter First Edition, Second Printing 1952 HC DJ SIGNED African American Rights, Racism, Southern Politics RARE Publisher: Hine Hart and Company, New York (1952) Very rare, SIGNED copy of "Where Main Street Meets the River: The Personal Testament of a Man Who Has Become the Spokesman for the New South" by Hodding Carter. First edition, second printing. Carter was a well noted figure who fought against