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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Memphis is a city of innovation, Memphis has reinvented itself time and time again through the years. It has faced down tremendous existential threats -- yellow fever, the Memphis Massacre, lynching, the King assassination -- that would have devastated any other place. Yet, each time the city finds a way to turn the corner and order up a makeover. The inventions born from the struggles faced by everyday Memphians have changed the world. Memphis birthed the first grocery store (Piggly Wiggly), hotel chain (Holiday-Inn), overnight shipping (FedEX), Rock N' Roll recording, the I AM A MAN march, and more. Memphis deserves a birthday. Birthdays are celebrations of history, progress, challenge, growth. As the chapters in this volume suggest, our community has had all that and more. Memphis: 200 Years Together does what no other single book has ever accomplished bringing together the best local writers and scholars to cover the breadth and depth of Memphis history, politics, culture, business, music, food, religion, sports, and art. From the Chickasaw Indians, the Civil War, and the yellow fever epidemic to the civil rights movement, blues to hip hop, and even a foray into barbeque and basketball, Memphis: 200 Years Together chronicles the triumphs and tragedies from the founding of Memphis to the present. Rather than one unbroken narrative, this is a collection of key stopping points on the journey to Memphis' bicentennial celebration. Like Maysey Craddock's beautiful artwork on the cover, a thousand rivers 1, a visual celebration inspired by the Mississippi River, the stories in this volume flow across the Memphis landscape, taking readers on a deep-dive to explore where we have been over the past 200 years, what it has meant, and how it has shaped this community. Table of Contents: Introduction (Karen Golightly/Jonathan Judaken); Founding Memphis (Janann Sherma/Beverly G. Bond); The Battle for Memphis (Shelby Foote); The Civil War and its Legacy in Memphis (Timothy S. Huebner); A Massacre in Memphis (Stephen V. Ash); A City of Corpses: Yellow Fever in Memphis (Molly Caldwell Crosby); Creativity and Exploitation: A History of the Memphis Economy (G. Wayne Dowdy); Memphis Sounds: How Music Shaped Our City and Changed the World (Charles L. Hughes); The South's Moveable Feast: Food in Memphis (Jennifer Biggs); A Brief History of Religion in Memphis (David Waters); The Hooks Brothers of Memphis: Artist-Photographers of the New Negro Movement in the Urban South (Earnestine Jenkins); Memphis Burning (Preston Lauterbach); Protest, Politics, and Paradox: The Black Freedom Struggle in Memphis (Aram Goudsouzian); Beauty and Bitterness: Two Centuries of Memphis Education (Daniel Kiel); The Tigers, the Grizzlies, and the City We Wish to Be (Geoff Calkins); Real Museums of Memphis (Zandria F. Robinson).…

Paperback. Condition: As New. No Jacket. Pages are clean and are not marred by notes or folds of any kind. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Memphis is a city of innovation, Memphis has reinvented itself time and time again through the years. It has faced down tremendous existential threats -- yellow fever, the Memphis Massacre, lynching, the King assassination -- that would have devastated any other place. Yet, each time the city finds a way to turn the corner and order up a makeover. The inventions born from the struggles faced by everyday Memphians have changed the world. Memphis birthed the first grocery store (Piggly Wiggly), hotel chain (Holiday-Inn), overnight shipping (FedEX), Rock N' Roll recording, the I AM A MAN march, and more. Memphis deserves a birthday. Birthdays are celebrations of history, progress, challenge, growth. As the chapters in this volume suggest, our community has had all that and more. Memphis: 200 Years Together does what no other single book has ever accomplished bringing together the best local writers and scholars to cover the breadth and depth of Memphis history, politics, culture, business, music, food, religion, sports, and art. From the Chickasaw Indians, the Civil War, and the yellow fever epidemic to the civil rights movement, blues to hip hop, and even a foray into barbeque and basketball, Memphis: 200 Years Together chronicles the triumphs and tragedies from the founding of Memphis to the present. Rather than one unbroken narrative, this is a collection of key stopping points on the journey to Memphis' bicentennial celebration. Like Maysey Craddock's beautiful artwork on the cover, a thousand rivers 1, a visual celebration inspired by the Mississippi River, the stories in this volume flow across the Memphis landscape, taking readers on a deep-dive to explore where we have been over the past 200 years, what it has meant, and how it has shaped this community. Table of Contents: Introduction (Karen Golightly/Jonathan Judaken); Founding Memphis (Janann Sherma/Beverly G. Bond); The Battle for Memphis (Shelby Foote); The Civil War and its Legacy in Memphis (Timothy S. Huebner); A Massacre in Memphis (Stephen V. Ash); A City of Corpses: Yellow Fever in Memphis (Molly Caldwell Crosby); Creativity and Exploitation: A History of the Memphis Economy (G. Wayne Dowdy); Memphis Sounds: How Music Shaped Our City and Changed the World (Charles L. Hughes); The South's Moveable Feast: Food in Memphis (Jennifer Biggs); A Brief History of Religion in Memphis (David Waters); The Hooks Brothers of Memphis: Artist-Photographers of the New Negro Movement in the Urban South (Earnestine Jenkins); Memphis Burning (Preston Lauterbach); Protest, Politics, and Paradox: The Black Freedom Struggle in Memphis (Aram Goudsouzian); Beauty and Bitterness: Two Centuries of Memphis Education (Daniel Kiel); The Tigers, the Grizzlies, and the City We Wish to Be (Geoff Calkins); Real Museums of Memphis (Zandria F. Robinson).…

Condition: very_good. Fast Free Shipping â" Very Good condition book with a firm cover and clean pages. Shows normal use and some light wear or limited notes markings. A solid, nice copy to enjoy.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. #72-648. 1st ed. PB. VG+. One small/light fore-crnr crease; v. small split at head of spine. Looks unread.

Condition: New.

Paperback. first edition. 72-648 very good - fine, spine crease PBO. paperback.

Paperback. first edition. 72-648 near fine, unread but not flat, needs pressing PBO. paperback.

Condition: Good. 1962. No Edition Remarks. 127 pages. Paperback book with pictorial cover. Pages and binding are presentable with no major defects. Minor issues present such as mild cracking, inscriptions, inserts, light foxing, tanning and thumb marking. Overall a good condition item. Paper cover has mild edge-wear with light rubbing and creasing. Some light marking and tanning.…

Paperback. first edition. 72-648 near fine, unread PBO. paperback.

First Edition. Condition: fine. fine Lancer Books 1962 1st edition paperback. In stock shipped from our UK warehouse.

Paperback. Condition: new. New Copy. Customer Service Guaranteed.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. FIRST THUS. First Edition Thus. Published by Lancer Books, 1962. 12mo. Paperback. Book is very good.