THE RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD
By Joel Chandler Harris The people of the State had not recovered from the chaos…
THE RATTLESNAKE AND THE POLECAT
By Joel Chandler Harris “Ilay ’t won’t be long,” said Uncle Remus, as the little…
THE OLD BASCOM PLACE.
By Joel Chandler Harris I. One Saturday afternoon in the spring of 1876, as Farmer…
THE NEW SOUTH
By Joel Chandler Harris When the people of Georgia had once more gained control of…
THE LITTLE BOY AND HIS DOGS
By Joel Chandler Harris “Uncle Remus’s little patron seemed to be so shocked at the…
THE FOOLISH WOMAN
By Joel Chandler Harris “W’en you see dese yer niggers w’at wrop de ha’r wid…
THE FARMER BOY OF GADDISTOWN
By Joel Chandler Harris In 1857, when Bob Toombs was looking after his large landed…
THE EARLY PROGRESS OF THE STATE
By Joel Chandler Harris After the invention of the cotton gin, the progress of…
THE CREEKS AND THE CREEK WAR
By Joel Chandler Harris If all the stories of the troubles of the early settlers…
THE CREATURE WITH NO CLAWS
By Joel Chandler Harris “W’en you git a leetle bit older dan w’at you is,…