This Quiet Dust: A Chronicle of Old Frontenac Deer Hunting Rivers's Cultural Values in the

Rivers's Cultural Values in the Southern Sporting Narrative examines classic southern fiction—along with lesser-known literary works—with an eye to the ways that southern writers such as William Elliott

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This Quiet Dust: A Chronicle of Old Frontenac Deer Hunting Rivers's Cultural Values in theIvan Kubista, This Quiet Dust. Vantage Press. 1978. Hardbound in dust jacket. Book and dust jacket fine. $25. This vivid, absorbing, and scrupulously researched historical novel focuses on Lewis and Israel Garrard, brothers and members of a prominent Cincinnati family who set out for the Northwest Territory in the early 1850s and eventually carved out of the Minnesota wilderness an Edenic community called Frontenac. Though little known today,