Johnston County: Economic And Social

William Marsh Sanders' seminal work on Johnston County's economy and society remains an important contribution to the study of rural societies and communities. Sanders analyzes the region's agricultural practices, the social and cultural landscape, and the tensions that emerged from economic and social changes.

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