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A heavy fog drifts over the Blue Ridge Parkway. German U-Boats lurk off the Outer Banks.  Shadows lengthen across the Piedmont. Shine some light on the Tar Heel State with our North Carolina history books. Wander the gardens at Biltmore Estate and hike to the Land of Oz.  Catch the flash of a bald eagle fishing lunch from Jordan Lake. Be sure to take a faithful companion with you, like a Plott Hound. Or a North Carolina history book. [View all North Carolina books]
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The Wee Scot Book Songs and Stories
The Wee Scot Book Songs and Stories
$15.95
Clark's Regiments
Clark's Regiments
$40.00
The Leopard's Spots
The Leopard's Spots
$30.00

The Wee Scot Book Songs and Stories

9781589806856

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Filled with lullabies, folk tales, and playful rhymes, The Wee Scot Book: Scottish Poems and Stories is an open invitation to youngsters worldwide to join the Scots at playtime. These are authentic songs and tales from the Scottish childhood of author and illustrator Aileen Campbell. She combines fascinating English text with verses from the old Scots' language. She also illustrates each spread with a delightful watercolor, sometimes highlighting the landscapes of the Highlands and Lowlands of Scotland.

The Wee Scot Book Songs and Stories

Clark's Regiments

9781565549388

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This addition to the collection of Clark�s Regiments, the first-person accounts of North Carolina�s contributions to the Confederate States of America, identifies individuals involved in the War Between the States by full name, rank and company, battalion, or regiment.

Clark's Regiments

The Leopard's Spots

9781565549814

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Set in post-Civil War North Carolina, The Leopard's Spots tells of the pain of surrender and the effort to rebuild and repair the war-torn and downtrodden South. It exposes the reality of social and race relations during Reconstruction.

The Leopard's Spots