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Let Me Lie
Being in the Main an Ethnological Account of the Remarkable Commonwealth of Virginia and the Making of Its History
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- 316 pages
- Reading time
- 12 hours
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The title of the book carries a double meaning that many early reviewers overlooked, interpreting it instead as a tribute to the old South. Published in 1947, it showcases James Branch Cabell's intricate irony and wit, which adds depth to its narrative. The work challenges conventional interpretations, inviting readers to explore its layered themes and the complexities of Southern identity.
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Let Me Lie, James Branch Cabell
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- 2001
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- Title
- Let Me Lie
- Subtitle
- Being in the Main an Ethnological Account of the Remarkable Commonwealth of Virginia and the Making of Its History
- Language
- English
- Authors
- James Branch Cabell
- Publisher
- University Press of Virginia
- Publisher
- 2001
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 316
- ISBN13
- 9780813920436
- Description
- The title of the book carries a double meaning that many early reviewers overlooked, interpreting it instead as a tribute to the old South. Published in 1947, it showcases James Branch Cabell's intricate irony and wit, which adds depth to its narrative. The work challenges conventional interpretations, inviting readers to explore its layered themes and the complexities of Southern identity.