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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The town of Sorrento in East Lake County, named for the picturesque coastal town in southwestern Italy famous for its abundance of orange and lemon groves, was first settled in 1875 by the William Butts family. They were soon followed by the Kerr, Reeve, and Miner families. That same year, five bachelors from Ohio arrived--among them being Albert Matlack and Ed Averill, who were instrumental in the development of this new community. Matlack, who opened the first mercantile business with Charles Adams, surveyed, charted, and mapped the new town, while Averill built the first tourist hotel, called the Averill House. By 1882, many motivated new settlers arrived, which prompted swift growth in this scenic village carved from the Florida wilderness. A church, schoolhouse, drugstore, post office, packinghouses, dairy farms, cattle and horse ranches, and brick, lumber, and turpentine mills, framed by peach orchards and endless rows of orange groves, established Sorrento as a flourishing destination. Mount Plymouth, distinct with its famed Storybook homes of renowned architect Sam Stoltz and the celebrity winter retreat of the Mount Plymouth Hotel, compliment the East Lake County landscape.…

soft cover. Condition: very good. IN-8 broché, 160 pages. Sommaire : André Suarès: Vues sur l'Europe (I), Pages 641-655 --- Léon-Paul Fargue: Les quatre journées d'Acajon Barogne : Démons, Pages 656-659 --- Robert Sébastien: Les Plaisirs de l'Amour (Fin), Pages 660-680 --- Jean Wahl: Connaître sans connaître, Pages 681-685 --- André Chamson: L'année des vaincus (Fin), Pages 686-720 --- J. Pouterman: Le Congrès des Écrivains soviétiques, Pages 721-750 --- Alain: Propos, Pages 751-753 --- Albert Thibaudet: La Comédie politique, Pages 754-762 --- Marcel Arland: Anny, par Marc Bernard, Pages 763-768 --- Marcel Arland: Blanc, par Louis Francis, Pages 763-768 --- Marcel Arland: Les Idoles, par Maurice Meunier, Pages 763-768 --- Marcel Arland: La Mauvaise Fréquentation, par Gaston Bonheur, Pages 763-768 --- Marcel Arland: Impatience, par Irène Jeanne, Pages 763-768 --- Julien Benda: Du corporatisme, Pages 769-774 --- Charles-Albert Cingria: Richard Wagner, par Paul Claudel (La Revue de Paris), Pages 775-780 --- Charles-Albert Cingria: Écoute, ma fille, par Paul Claudel (Éditions de la Nouvelle Revue Française), Pages 775-780 --- Charles-Albert Cingria: Positions et Propositions, II, par Paul Claudel (Éditions de la Nouvelle Revue Française), Pages 775-780 --- Julien Benda: Les origines de l'Europe et de la civilisation européenne, par Christopher Dawson (Rieder), Pages 780-782 --- Jean Schlumberger: Comme il vous plaira, de Shakespeare (Théâtre de l'Atelier et Théâtre des Champs-Élysées), Pages 782-784 --- Benjamin Crémieux: As you like it, Pages 784-786 --- André Lhote: Sur la matière picturale, Pages 786-790 --- Jean Grenier, Jean Guéhenno: Journal d'un homme de quarante ans, Pages 790-791 --- Aldo Capasso: Celle qui annonce la nuit, Pages 791-792 --- Anonymes: Mémento, Pages 792-792 --- H. Le Savoureux: Réponse à M. Mourgue, Pages 793-794 --- Jean Schlumberger: Élections au village, Pages 795-796 --- Julien Benda: La récolte est abondante, Pages 796-796 --- Julien Benda: En marge d'un régicide, Pages 796-797 --- Antonin Artaud: Annabella au Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, Pages 797-797 --- Jacques Audiberti: Chiens écrasés, Pages 798-798 --- René Daumal: La pataphysique du mois, Pages 798-799 --- Henri Pourrat: Octobre, Pages 799-800.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In 1875, wealthy attorney and newspaperman Maj. Alexander St. Clair Abrams and his wife, Joanna, journeyed north from their home in Orlando to a bridge of land weaving through a chain of beautiful lakes. It was here, in the heart of the state, where Major St. Clair Abrams envisioned a town that would someday be the seat of a new county. In 1880, he began to lay out his town, calling it after a Spanish ancestor, a grandee named Lopez Para y Tavares. St. Clair Abrams made Tavares a railroad hub, believing railroads and waterways were the key to growth and prosperity. He built hotels, mills, factories, and parks. Despite a destructive fire in 1888 that leveled the business district and the 1894 and 1895 freezes that set back the citrus industry, settlers continued to arrive. Today, Tavares maintains its small-town charm while it prospers as America's Seaplane City. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The saga of the War Between the States in Florida is not well known beyond the borders of the Sunshine State, except the actions within the third state to secede from the Union were quite prominent: the battles of Olustee and Natural Bridge; the sinking of the USS Columbine on the St. Johns River; Gen. William Birney's Raid; the intrepid Cow Cavalry; Confederate spy sisters Lola, Panchita, and Eugenia Sánchez; and the flight into oblivion of the Confederate cabinet members. Following the war, in the midst of Reconstruction, many veterans from both sides of the Mason-Dixon packed what remained of their lives and traveled to the warm climate of the Eastern Frontier to begin a new life. This book serves as a memorial and tribute to those courageous veterans and their families who endured through this tumultuous time in American history. In the eloquent words of Capt. John Jackson Dickison, Florida may be justly proud of her gallant sons; wherever her standard has been borne, they have covered it with glory, and, with their heart's blood, secured for her an honorable position among her sister states.…

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