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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 975.791
EAN num: 9781570031977
ISBN number: 1570031975
Label: University of South Carolina Press
Manufacturer: University of South Carolina Press
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 176
Printing Date: 1997-03
Publishing house: University of South Carolina Press
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This book is a must for anyone coming to Charleston for the very first time. It is also a must for residents who want to "brush up" on their town history. This book should be followed by walks down the streets, through the alleys and along the Battery at dusk. You will probably want to move here.
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I've just returned from a short visit to Charleston and Rosen's "Short History to Charleston" was a perfect comrade in preparation for the tour. His book is a fun and quick read full of all the sort of information one needs to delect in Charleston's fascinating history. Not only does it give a rather complete, albeit brief, historical account of Charleston's dramatic evolution from beginning to near present day, but every page provides descriptions of remarkable individuals or events which enhance and delight the reader's experience of Charleston's history all of which are most often embellished with remarkable illustrations. I highly recommend this book.
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I've just returned from a short visit to Charleston and Rosen's "Short History to Charleston" was a perfect comrade in preparation for the tour. His book is a fun and quick read full of all the sort of information one needs to delect in Charleston's fascinating history. Not only does it give a rather complete, albeit brief, historical account of Charleston's dramatic evolution from beginning to near present day, but every page provides descriptions of remarkable individuals or events which enhance and delight the reader's experience of Charleston's history all of which are most often embellished with remarkable illustrations. I highly recommend this book.
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I'm an armchair history buff, but not a historian. This book was pretty "to the point" (thus the name) and interesting from the beginning through the 19th century, but the 20th century components were not compelling to me.
The book was dry. I'd recommend it if you are preparing for a visit to Charleston -otherwise find something else to read.
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We were, there in this wonderful, historic southern gem on vacation. In a wonderful, large, bookstore, we inquired, what book if you want to learn more about the history. This is it, the local experts said.
It is, well written from the beginnings of Charles Town up to Hurrican Hugo, the prose is lively and attention keeping.
Especially to be enjoyed is the side-bar entries of primarily people and architecture which add much to the verbal discusion going on the page.
To go further in study, the author provides this wisdom: "there appear to me to be more bad books written about Charleston than just about any subject I know." So he lists those he knows are worthy and recommended on each time period. Helpful!
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