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Edition 17 (1933)
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Winners
1 peopleSet in a town in southern Alabama, the novel is a social study of the decline of the old South and the rise of a new merchant class. It shows how family honor and tradition are unsettled by economic interests and the pressures of modernization.
Community change collides with family pride and the logic of business.
592 pages
the Southsocial changeeconomyfamily