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by Martha S. 1854?-1933 Gielow (Author)
This is the captivating tale of a group of people who became isolated in the Appalachian Mountains for nearly two hundred years. Gielow draws on extensive research and firsthand accounts to provide a richly detailed narrative of their customs, struggles, and eventual reintegration into American society.
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