by Richard Grant · tapa dura · ISBN 9781501177828
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«The Deepest South of All» is Richard Grant's history and travel book, published by Simon & Schuster in hardback (288 pages, in English).
Richard Grant portrays Natchez, a city whose wealth was built on cotton and slavery; today it is a place full of contradictions: pre-Civil War mansions, old South traditions, and a progressive public life. He also tells the story of the African prince Abd al Rahman Ibrahima, enslaved in the city.
First hardback edition published in 2020; subtitle: «True Stories from Natchez, Mississippi».
For readers of US regional history, travel writing, and nonfiction with portraits of real characters.
