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by Harry Stillwell Edwards
originally published in 1920
reprinted by Cherokee Publishing Company
paperback; 38 pages

This story of the devotion of a Southern darky to his "white folks" is one of the great classics of Southern literature. It was in 1865 that Eeneas became separated from his master and started out to look for the home plantation. For eight years he wandered throughout the South - a veritable pilgrimage through the wilderness. His adventures are humorous, yet tug at the heart strings, and he and the people he encounters emerge vivid and real. The whole brilliantly portrays an attitude and a way of life of a time long past, and does it with unforgettable charm, whimsy and brevity.

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