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Mullings and Musings II

by Marshall, Charlotte O
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Mullings and Musings II is a compilation of over ninety essays, each originally written by Charlotte Marshall for the monthly church newsletter published by Trinity Episcopal Church of Clarksville, Tennessee. The essays, often humorous, collectively tell the story of growing up in rural Tennessee in the 1930s during the Great Depression, the trials and tribulations of marriage and raising children, and growing old with the inevitable loss of dear friends. Mullings and Musings II continues the tradition of story-telling from the original Mullings and Musing (ISBN 0970641702) published in 1997. Charlotte Marshall was born in 1923 at Kirkwood, a rural community in Montgomery County, Tennessee. She graduated from Austin Peay State University. She and her husband, Jack, of 64 years, currently reside outside Clarksville, Tennessee.

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BrandTrinity Episcopal Church
Pub dateJan 31, 2011
ISBN-100970641710
ISBN-139780970641717
Paperback260.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions5.98 × 0.59 × 9.02 in
Weight1 lb
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