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Contents appear an unread & unblemished in fine dark red cloth covered (copper gilt decorated) boards with DJ displaying no significant surface/edge wear, as shown.KIRKUS REVIEW: Here, at long last, is the climax of Price's Savannah quartet--which, taken as a whole, covers the history of that graceful southern city from 1812 to Sherman's march in 1864. Though past quartet volumes have threatened to talk devotees to death, Price's patient followers now get a stirring payoff. She begins by checking in on quartet favorite Natalie Browning Latimer, who's mastered the rigors of upcountry life (along Georgia's Etowah River), happily raising her lame daughter Callie, doting on husband Burke, and sticking her nose into family business. Natalie does her level best to stop the wedding of her friend Mary Cowper Stiles (a Mackay) to the rich widower "Redbeard" Low, since she knows Mary's in love with ne'er-do-well Elliott Stuart. But the wedding goes forward, with Mary proceeding to produce a passel of Low… Read More