The Spring Of '31: A Kid's View of the Great Depression by James E. Munden Sr.

The Spring Of '31: A Kid's View of the Great Depression

James E. Munden Sr.
116 pages
1st Books Library
Mar 2004
Paperback
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The Spring of '31 is the true story of a 6-member family that began on a quiet tobacco farm in eastern North Carolina in the early 1920's, lived with the mules, wagons and Model-T Fords through the depression, all the while playing music, getting baptized in the local creek, riding the school buses to school on the dirt roads and graduating into WWII.
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Pages 116
Publisher 1st Books Library
Published 2004
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