451 pp. This is a first edition (stated) that has been rebound by the library in orange patterned boards. Ex-library, of course, with the usual stamps markings, and pocket residue. Boards show a little shelf wear and a sunned spine. Interior is a bit tanned, but text is clean and unmarked. A good reading copy.
"This is Inglis Fletcher's sixth Carolina novel and with it her large design becomes apparent. In the seven book series which began with Raleigh's Eden and now includes Men of Albemarle, Lusty Wind for Carolina, Toil of the Brave and Roanoke Hundred, she has purposed to tell the story of the 200 years' history of the colony and nascent state, from first settlement to North Carolina's ratification of the Constitution." This novel begins in August of 1651 and encompasses the impact that the Cromwellian period in England had on the New World.; Ex-Library; 7¾" - 9¾" Tall
