REVOLUTIONARY READER REMINISCENCES & INDIAN LEGENDS, Foster, 1st/1st 1913 SOUTH SOUTHERN the practice of water witching—using

the practice of water witching—using a forked stick to indicate an underground source of water—persists in both rural and urban areas

Frémont's initial notability came from her family: she was the daughter of Missouri Senator Thomas Hart Benton

The barometric generalization

an Atlanta-based author

REVOLUTIONARY READER REMINISCENCES & INDIAN LEGENDS, Foster, 1st/1st 1913 SOUTH SOUTHERN the practice of water witching—usingRevolutionary Reader Reminiscences and Indian Legends, by Sophie Lee Foster First Edition First Printing 1913 Georgia Revolutionary War and American Indian History with ILLUSTRATIONS AND MAPS Publisher: Byrd Printing Company, Atlanta (1913) The boards and binding are solid and tight, with a very small nick to the fore edge of the back board and light shelf wear. The pages are crisp and clean. Dark red boards with gold titles; 378 pages. Includes