"The Letters of George Long Brown" - Season 1, Episode 6

<p>George Long Brown was no Harriet Beecher Stowe. I mean, he bought slaves when he settled in Florida after emigrating from New England, and Stowe was a fervent abolitionist. But like her, he left us a document of Florida frontier life in the 1800s — and Newnansville, Florida, was indeed frontier back then. I’m joined by <a href="https://www.flsouthern.edu/faculty/english/huneycutt-keith-lee.aspx">Keith Huneycutt</a>, professor of English at Florida Southern College and editor of The Letters of George Long Brown, to discuss the book and Brown’s life. Further reading and full transcript at <a href="https://www.FloridaBookClub.com">www.FloridaBookClub.com</a>.</p>