The New South's New Frontier: A Social History of Economic Development in Southwestern North Carolina

Robert C. Kenzer

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Appalachian Studies and Mathematics Historical Economic and Social Studies American Environmental and Regional History

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An exploration of the origins of exploitative development in the Great Smoky Mountains. Focusing on the economic transformation of the southern Appalachians, Stephen Taylor examines the dynamics of rural versus small-town forces in the western North Carolina mountains.

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