South Caroliniana

South Caroliniana Library with Assistance of. 2003. HARDCOVER, New in New dust jacket, 1.82 x 9.24 x 6.34 Inches, 604 pages, BRAND New from Publisher, Novelist William Gilmore Simms (1806-1870) and the Indians who lived in the southeast United States during the nineteenth century have shared a similar and unfortunate fate--both have been largely neglected in mainstream scholarship of literature and ethnohistory. In a volume that remedies this oversight, John Caldwell Guilds, an authority on Simms, and Charles M. Hudson, Jr. , an authority on Southeastern Indians, collaborate to reveal fresh perspectives on both. They offer an anthology of Simms's writings that establishes him as a knowledgeable, prolific, and sympathetic portrayer of Native Americans in fiction and poetry. This groundbreaking anthology identifies more than one hundred works by Simms on Indians, including his best and most representative writings, some of which have never before been published. The passages range from romantic, poetic fantasies to attentive descriptions that are valuable primary resources for historians and anthropologists. Written from Simms's youth in the 1820s until his death in 1870, the selections document the transformation of the south from a frontier where Indians, African-Americans, and white southerners confronted each other as strangers, to a prosperous agricultural society built on the exploitation of subservient peoples, and finally, to an impoverished tri-racial community that labored to meet a post Civil War world. , 14-3 . more information

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Harper & Brothers. 1938. HARDCOVER, Good in Fair dust jacket, 6" x 8 3/4", 532 pages, Solid, text clean, DJ is worn and torn under a new MYLAR Cover Protector, original, has original fold-out map with original red color identifiers to locations, , LAID IN an old, undated, TOWN THEATRE, Columbia, SC, page for play for THE SPIDER identifiying director, cast, etc. And advertising statement, Fresh-Up with SEVEN-UP through the courtesy of Seven-Up Bottling Co. , 7-1 . more information

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South Carolina Medical Association. 2000. Paperback, Very Good with no dust jacket, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 164 pages, Solid, clean inside and out, 19-5 . more information

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Authority of the Synod. 1925. HARDCOVER, Good with no dust jacket, 6 1/2" x 9 1/4", 318 pages, Solid, clean, pebbled embossed leatherette style cover with SC syn evan luth carolina aust seal originally embossed under title - illustrated with pictures, easy to read type, names, etc. , 20-5 . more information

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Books Unlimited, Inc.. 1970. PAPERBACK, Good, 6" x 9", 142 pages, OOP coverwear, b&w pictures, ...born in Newberry County, South Carolina...my father was a direct product of the Civil War from the rural area of Prosperity, South Carolina..., drawings and patent certificate pictured in book for cotton planter to Drayton L. Ham...my destination was the Greg Shoals Hydro-Electric Plant on the South Carolina side of the Savannah River...picture of Hamm sitting on the cog wheel at Greg Shoals Plant...Author is 74 years old at time his story is told... , 8-4 . more information

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Lexington, SC: Fruitful Tree Publishing. 2002. HARDCOVER, Very Good, Signed by dedication and Signed in Very Good dust jacket, 6 1/2" x 9 1/4", 387 pages, SIGNED BY AUTHOR with SIGNATURE ONLY, solid, tight, Written and Illustrated author, New MYLAR Cover Protector for DJ , 15-4 . more information

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Hemingway SC. 1953. HARDCOVER, Good with no dust jacket, 8" x 11", OOP, High School Album from Hemingway, SC, all white student body, 3 items laid in - 1 yellowed newspaper clipping of senior class trip to Washington, DC, 1 yellowed copy of school song, and a picture of a young white female (no indication as to age or location) , pictures in album include seniors and underclassmen in highschool in 1952-53, 15-5 . more information

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Peter W. Hendricks. 1966. HARDCOVER, Good with no dust jacket, 6" x 9 1/4", 287 pages, OOP, Blue cloth hardbound, glossy clean pages, gilt lettering and decoration on front/spine, illust w/photos, Americana, South Carolina, government , 3-3 . more information

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Greenwood, Sc, U. S. A.: Attic Press. 1982. PAPERBACK, Very Good, 573 pages, OOP, Volume II, plus an index, Historical and Biographical Sketches, author trained as historian at Erskine College and USC, 8-2 . more information

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Lancaster County Historical Commission. 1963. HARDCOVER, Good, Dedication & Signed By Au in Good dust jacket, 6 1/2" x 9 1/2", New MYLAR Cover Protector for DJ, coverwear under MYLAR Protector, solid, presumed first edition, 3 Laid In Items : 2 four page brochures titled South Carolinas Old Hickory, a Short biography of Andrew Jackson and 1 four page brochure issued by Lancaster County (SC) Historical Commission about this book. , 14-4 . more information

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Columbia, SC: The State Printing Company. 1966. HARDCOVER, Very Good in Very Good dust jacket, 6 1/2" x 9 1/2", 89 pp, further rambles down memory lane, new MYLAR Cover protector for DJ, 18-1 . more information

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Greenville, SC: Hiott Press. 1955. HARDCOVER, Good, Signed by Author in Good dust jacket, 5 3/4" x 8 1/2", 57 pages, New MYLAR Cover protector for DJ, cover has aged tone, wear, chips under Plastic, picture of author first page, Joseph L. Hiers, Sr. Wrote foreword listing Lexington, SC as location, Introduction by Paul Wheeler, Pastor Park Street Baptist Church, Columbia, SC, 13-4 . more information

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University of South Carolina Press. 1999. Paperback, New, 1.06 x 9.25 x 5.94 Inches, 338 pages, Brand new, Unread, purchased from publisher, First published in 1928, The Huguenots of Colonial South Carolina is the authoritative work on the Huguenot presence in one of the most important American colonies. Arthur H. Hirsch provides a thorough description and analysis of the Huguenot migration and settlement in South Carolina throughout the colonial period. He describes how the Huguenot communities and churches throughout the state were founded and how the first-generation Huguenots integrated into the religious, political, and socioeconomic fabric of early South Carolina. , 14-1 . more information

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Historic Charleston Foundation. 1982. Paperback, Good, 8 1/2" x 11", 80 pages, Cover is moderately soiled, a notes of price by prior owner, some page edges were turned down, book is USED, Historic Charleston South Carolina reproductions of furniture, decorative items, plates, recipes and more... , 11-4 . more information

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Williamsburg Publishing. 1980. PAPERBACK, Very Good, 7" x 10", 33 pages, OOP, solid, gracious South Carolina homes and restaurants featured, 9-3 bh . more information

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Atlanta, Georgia, U. S. A.: Cities in Color. 1989. PAPERBACK, Good, 8 1/4" x 6 1/2", 64 pages, OOP, solid, slight coverwear, Part of the Cities in Color series, Sightseeing Columbia, South Carolina, Capital of South Carolina in 88 color pictures, city map on inside cover, 13-3 . more information

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Columbia, SC: R. L. Bryan Co.. 1992. HARDCOVER, As New with no dust jacket, 6 1/4" x 9 1/2", OOP, for first 100 years - 1892-1992. Clean, tight, no writing or markings inside or out, as new, suitable for gift, Church background includes seldom found background/history of New Brookland, SC to West Columbia, SC and its inhabitants. Names of local folks include: Shuler, Price, Mathias, Guignard, Casey, Smith, Kleckley, Williams, etc. , , 15-1 . more information

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Columbia, SC: University of South Carolina Press. 2001. HARDCOVER, New in New dust jacket, 0.69 x 12.35 x 10.36 Inches, 156 pages, New, solid, tight, New MYLAR Cover Protector for DJclean inside and out, purchased from publisher, Here, familiar horizons assume fresh magic in images that demonstrate as never before the aesthetic pleasures, vibrant life, and special world of this great institution. . . . [University of South Carolina: A Portrait] helps us see again the people of Carolina, in which the University's ideals live. We see clearly that . . . Here people learn, grow, and serve together. In this book, we are reminded that it is always a joy to discover Carolina anew." —from the foreword by President John M. Palms, 14-3 . more information

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University of South Carolina Press. 1993. HARDCOVER, New in New dust jacket, 0.95 x 9.27 x 6.23 Inches, 260 pages, Brand New from USC Press, Clean inside and out, New MYLAR Cover Protector for DJ, Better than New! This book presents a series of more than 90 letters written by an Alabama woman, Andrewsic Moore Sheffield (1850-1920) , while she was incarcerated for 30 years (1890-1920) against her will in an asylum. Committed to Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa by her family after she set fire to the home of a neighbor feuding with Sheffield's doctor lover (who supplied her with opiates) , Sheffield wrote many letters to politicians and doctors in an unsuccessful struggle to obtain her freedom from the asylum. Her letters, which are frequently angry, are also rational and perceptive, and expose her ill treatment. A thoughtful introduction and commentary by historian Hughes ( In the Law's Darkness: Isaac Ray and the Medical Jurisprudence of Insanity in Nineteenth Century America ) provides historical context. The book is an important primary source for scholars. , 14-2 . more information

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Charleston South Carolina: R. L. Bryan Company. 1989. Paperback, Good, 6" x 9", 86 pages, Solid, clean inside and out, 19-4 . more information

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Charleston, SC: John Huguley Co. , Inc.. 1965. PAPERBACK, Good, 5 1/2" x 8 1/4", 64 pages, OOP, b&w pictures throughout, 17-1 . more information

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The State Company. 1935. HARDCOVER, Fair with no dust jacket, 3" x 6", 316 pages, Leatherette type, no DJ as issued, embossed on cover in goldtone Claud N. Sapp, Columbia, SC, pencil address on flypage, 5 diget appears to be a phone number and name on back flypage, 3/4" tear on front cover, 17-4 . more information

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American Cancer Society. 1989. SPIRAL PB, Very Good, 6 1/2" x 9", Foreword by Iris R. Campbell, Recipes from South Carolinians (identified on recipe provided) , Theme- Trim Fat from Diet, 4-4 . more information

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Charleston, South Carolina, U. S. A.: Booksurge Llc. 2001. PAPERBACK, Very Good, Signed by Author, 5 1/4" x 7 1/2", OOP, SIGNED by Author, 172 pages, by Wilmot B. Irvin, a boy's journey through adolescence and into maturity..., 7-4 . more information

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South Carolina: Old Codgers Inc.. 2001. Paperback, Very Good, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 137 pages, Flat Signed by both authors, Foreword, This is a story of life as I experienced it in this city, Charleston, SC, during my eighty-eight years. It is not intended to be a definitive history book, although I have truly tried to be as accurate as possible, checking my faultless memory against public records and newspaper accounts of the day. The book relates events only as I saw them so it is admittedly related in a one sided way. Very few of the characters referred to in this chronicle of Charleston are still alive...You can be a born again Christian, but I have yet to hear of a born again Charlestonian. In my day, you were either born a Charlestonian, or you never had the privilege of claiming to be one. For instance , my wife who is descended from one of the earliest residents, always replies when asked if she is a Charlestonian, No, I was born in Alabama, although my mother was born here. The fact that she visited her mothers family in this holy city all during her childhood, and has lived here for almost 50 years does not qualify her in her mind as a Charlestonian, and that is the view of many who live in this peculiar city... , 11-3 . more information

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R. L. Bryan Company. 1972. Hardcover, Good in Fair dust jacket, 6 1/2" x 9 1/2", 152 pages, Dust jacket is torn under NEW MYLAR Cover Protector, Signed and dedicated by Author Jack Bass on flypage, solid, tight, clean text, ...A vivid and readable portrait of South Carolina..., 11-4 . more information

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U. S. Geological Survey. 1992. PAPERBACK, Good, 8 1/2" x 11", 36 pages, Solid, prior owner name stamped inside, Geochemical study of heavy mineral concentrates from the northeastern part of the Greenville 1degrees x 2 degrees quandrangle, South Carolina, US Geological Survey Bulletin 1983, 2-5 wh . more information

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Sandlapper Press. 1972. HARDCOVER, Good in Good dust jacket, 7 1/4" x 8 1/2", 90 pages, DustJacket wear and an approx 1 1/2 inch tear near spine, Jacket neatly clipped inside equally on 4 corners, clean inside and out, 19-6 . more information

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Self Published. 1960. Hardcover, Very Good with no dust jacket, 6" x 9 1/2", 181 pages, The object of this book is mainly to preserve the newspaper stories that grew out of author's daily observations on bird behavior in the area of Columbia, South Carolina, during twelve of the years between October 1935 and December 1950...Most of the author's stories have their settings in West Columbia, SC which is in Lexington County and just across the Congaree River from South Carolina's capital city...includes original map by Essie Mae Dawsey and reproduced by James Burroughs, book is solid, tight and clean text, some rubbing on cover , 10-4 . more information

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Columbia, South Carolina, U. S. A.: Univ of South Carolina Press. 1998. PAPERBACK, Good, 6" x 9", Solid, clean, 6 x 9 inches, 112 pp, Title: Nature Viewing Guide, Your guide to more than ninety of the best and most easily accessible nature viewing sites in South Carolina, 3-4 . more information

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Not Listed. 1989. HARDCOVER, Good in Good dust jacket, 6 1/2" x 9 1/2", 79 pages, New MYLAR Cover Protector for DJ, SIGNED BY BOTH AUTHORS AND THE FOREWORD IS SIGNED BY LEON BANOV, JR. CHAIRMAN OF SC BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE, by Louis P. Jervey and W. Curtis Worthington, Jr. Both M. D. S, pictorial endpapers front and back, b&w illus, 1-1 . more information

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Self-Published. 1989. HARDCOVER, Good with no dust jacket, 6 1/4" x 9 1/4", 79 pages, Small cover skin where price tag removed, solid, pictorial endpapers, b&w pictures , burgandy cloth cover with silver lettering and emblem on cover and spine , 1-2 , 19-1 , 19-4 . more information

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University of South Carolina Press. 1987. HARDCOVER, New in New dust jacket, 6 1/2" x 9 1/2", NEW in Original SHRINK WRAP, is a measured, historical account of the ups and downs, successes and failures of a vital arm of state government that affects almost daily the lives of thousands of South Carolinians. It relates the Department's story in the context of the political, economic and social milieu of successive eras while sketching in broad outline the development of transportation in South Carolina from earliest times. The result is a revealing glimpse of recent events in the state from a unique perspective , 12-4 . more information

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University of South Carolina Press. 1980. Paperback, Good, 8 1/2" x 8", 214 pages, Solid, tight, clean text, marked First Edition, color and b&w illustrations, book covers vegetation throughout the state of South Carolina , 11-3 . more information

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Lexington, SC: Sandlapper Publishing. 1980. Spiral bound, Good, 6 1/4" x 9", 141 pages, Lays Flat for use, 2nd Edition, same ISBN as 1st Edition, solid, plus book index and list of other books available from the Sandlapper store, contents are Freshwater Fish, Saltwater Fish, Shellfish, Sauces to Accompany Fish, Salad Dressings and Salads, Dishes to Accompany Fish, Outdoor Cookery, Breads & Stuffings, and Cleaning and Freezing , 11-4 . more information

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Sandlapper Publishing Company. 1985. HARDCOVER, Very Good with no dust jacket, 8 1/4" x 10 1/4", 708 pages, OOP, Tells the story of South Carolina, within the context of the larger American story, surveying its history, politics, and economic and social developments from before colonial days to the present (1980s) . , 12-5 . more information

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Orangeburg, Sc, U. S. A.: Sandlapper Publishing Company, Incorporated. 1997. PAPERBACK, Very Good, 9th Printing, Revised Edition, Valuable information about the history of South Carolina in easy to read language. , 1-1 . more information

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Junior League of Charleston, SC. 1965. Paperback, Good, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 95 pages, Illustrated with drawings scattered throughout, Solid, tight, with original fold-out map of Charleston with Tours A, B and C marked in red, this map is found in the back of the book , 11-4 . more information

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SC: Junior League of Charleston. 1970. PAPERBACK, Very Good, 8 1/2" x 11", 49 pages, Solid, clean, compiled and published by the Junior League of Charleston, South Carolina Inc. , updated and rewritten by Jack and Isabella Leland, booklet style with staples, 3-5 wh . more information

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Carol Communications. 1937. Paperback, Good, 7" x 10", 67 pages, Second Edition, uncreased spine, solid, Exhibited by the Carolina Art Association at the Gibbes Art Gallery Charleston, South Carolina, March 10-April 11, 1937. This second edition was prepared by Louis C. Karpinski of the University of Michigan on the basis of the 1930 catalogue compiled by Priscilla Smith.. Blue cover with navy original lettering on printed Wrapper on cardboard weight stock, 10-5 , 19-4 . more information

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Self-Published. 2002. Paperback, Very Good, 8 1/2" x 11", 71 pages, Cover is cardboard stock with plastic protector cover cover binding pages, This book is dedicated to those who visit Charleston and those who live in Charleston and lover her narrow streets and quaint alleyways. May you long savor your experience. Book was prepared as a gift for holidays, weddings, anniversaries and birthdays. Text is dark and large (not "true Large Print") and provides brief bios of Charleston's history, places to visit, and recipes with J. C. Montfort's illustrations in black and white, 10-5 . more information

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Charleston, SC: Medical Univ of SC in Chas SC. 1993. HARDCOVER, Very Good in Good dust jacket, 6 1/2" x 9 1/2", 96 pages, FIRST EDITION, solid, tight, clean, The Story of Edwin Boyle, Jr. , M. D. , and the Charleston Heart Study, b&w pictures and illus , 1-2 . more information

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Columbia, SC: S. C. Baptist School of Nursing. 1982. PAPERBACK, Very Good, 5 1/4" x 8", 76 pages, OOP, SIGNED with Love Nannie, compiled by Sarilu Harling Kemp, Gleanings for the Day...from Miss Nan Eidson together with thoughts on Nan Eidson, 8-3 . more information

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Ashland, Ohio, U. S. A.: Vantage Press. 1991. First Edition, First Printing. HARDCOVER, Good, Dedication & Signed By Au in Very Good dust jacket, 5 3/4" x 8 1/4", 148 pages, The tale of a Church called Shiloh in the fictional Oolney community in South Carolina...Sexy, humorous, full of cracker-barrel wit and wisdom, Kendrick's book makes for light and enjoyable reading (from inside cover) , price clipped, 1-1 . more information

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Columbia Urban League. 2000. HARDCOVER, Very Good with no dust jacket, 6" x 9", 253 pages, NEW, in SHRINK WRAP, Solid, Tight, Clean, Out of Print , 9-3 . more information

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Columbia Urban League. 2000. PAPERBACK, Very Good, 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", 253 pages, Solid, Tight, Clean, Out of Print , 9-2 . more information

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University of South Carolina Press. 1997. HARDCOVER, New in New dust jacket, 1.01 x 9.25 x 6.28 Inches, 276 pages, Brand New from USC Press, New MYLAR Cover Protector for DJ, Better than New! Any college-level student of James Dickey will find this essential to any in-depth study of the author: scholars and writers contribute essays on a variety of topics; from Dickey's early influences and literary development to his critical comparison with other poets. Two new interviews, one with Dickey himself, enhances this collection of reviews, essays and analyses. , 14-4 . more information

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Post Courier Book. 1987. Marked First Edition. PAPERBACK, Very Good, 6" x 9", Despite the noisy pretense, tough hide and belligerent reputation, alligator courtship is a gentle affair...Once an Opossom has made a hissing show of teeth, he is likely to retreat or live up to his name. The Opossom keels over, closes his eyes, sticks out his tongue and looks dead to the world...Photographed nicely throughout. Discusses aspects of nature on a seasonal basis. And much more! 308 pgs, 4-3 . more information

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Charleston South Carolina: College of Charleston. 2004. Paperback, Good with no dust jacket, 6" x 9", 244 pages, Annual Review of Undergraduate Research School of Humanities and Social Sciences College of Charleston for 2004, contents: Nietzsche's Moral Immoralism by Gregory Kimbrell ; Power Struggles in an 18th Century Mexican Convent by Megan Meyer ; Intelligence and Dysgenic Fertility Respecification and Reanalysis by Macon Paul Parker ; Tina's Situation Why Living Makes Sense by Kirk Sladic ; Hernan Cortes The Man Behind the Mystique by Nancy Stanley and Sierna Turner ; A Question of Faith Responsibility Murder and Redemption in Buffy the Vampire Slayer by Martin Tomlinson ; Gender, Parental Monitoring and Binge Drinking by Maribeth Veal and Lisa Thompson Ross and Notes on Contributors, 11-3 . more information

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Columbia, SC: State Printing Company. 1970. Marked First Printing. HARDCOVER, Good in Good dust jacket, 6 1/4" x 9 1/4", 407 pages, MYLAR Cover protector for DJ, prior owner name inside, coverwear, 5-4, 17-4 . more information

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