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Vintage 1951 hardcover edition of Plantation County by Morton Rubin, published by The University of North Carolina Press. A notable sociological study of life, culture, economics, and social change in a Southern plantation-region community during the mid-20th century.
Features discussions of agriculture, race relations, industry, religion, education, and community development in the American South. An important work for collectors of Southern history, sociology, anthropology, and regional studies.
Condition:
* Hardcover with original dust jacket
* Dust jacket shows edge wear, tears, chipping, and rubbing
* Binding is secure
* Pages are clean and readable
* Light age toning and typical shelf wear from age
* See photos for detailed condition
Published: 1951
Publisher: The University of North Carolina Press
Author: Morton Rubin
SKU G-20
Plantation County Morton Rubin 1951 UNC Press Southern Sociology HC DJ
$101.25
Features discussions of agriculture, race relations, industry, religion, education, and community development in the American South. An important work for collectors of Southern history, sociology, anthropology, and regional studies.
Condition:
* Hardcover with original dust jacket
* Dust jacket shows edge wear, tears, chipping, and rubbing
* Binding is secure
* Pages are clean and readable
* Light age toning and typical shelf wear from age
* See photos for detailed condition
Published: 1951
Publisher: The University of North Carolina Press
Author: Morton Rubin
SKU G-20