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Three Hundred Twenty-Two Pages: Jesse Stuart at Vanderbilt – Abbeville Institute
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Three Hundred Twenty-Two Pages: Jesse Stuart at Vanderbilt – Abbeville Institute
Originally published at FolkChain.org. In early summer 1931, Jesse Stuart stood in the Greenup National Bank with empty pockets and a failed tobacco crop behind him. That spring he and his brother James had raised tobacco on a round knoll in W-Hollow, hoping to earn college money. Heavy rains came. The leaves went pale, then brown, then soft, then nothing....
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