737 resultados para South Carolina School for the Deaf and the Blind--Finance


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"Illustrated by tales, sketches, anecdotes, and adventures : with numerous engravings."

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Mode of access: Internet.

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This report summarizes the Commission's activities through June 30, 1984.

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Shows troop movements during 1781.

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Winthrop University annually presents an accountability report to the governor and General Assembly with descriptions and budget of each program, objectives, and performance measures.

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Originally, Carolinians grew rice on dry land, but early in the eighteenth century, cultivation spread to swampy fresh water areas. Until the 1850s, rice reigned supreme. But large-scale rice production was limited to the tidal marshes and inland swamp, while cotton became profitable statewide after the invention of the cotton gin. In its heyday, however, rice made a few hundred planters extremely wealthy. It also contributed to cross culturation and the making of Carolina as a rich cultural hybrid. In this essay, it is this aspect of rice cultivation that Professor Littlefield describes.