Mr. Piercy, with this post and many others like it--reminds me of a quote ascribed to, one, Winston Churchill--that went something like this " the farther backward you can look, the farther forward you can see!"
During this disputatious time we all find ourselves in--the relevance of this quote--allows me to see farther into these coming years! And what I see in the 'short time'---- 'farther forward' is as dystopian as I can recall ever seeing.
Great retelling of an important part of the history of South Carolina. Resonates well in the divided, emotionally charged, modern political environment. Had always known some of the story, but this filled in important details and connections to later political figures and events. Sharpens the distinctions between geographical areas of SC and its institutions. Thank you for the story.
Thanks for reading and commenting, Landrum. This one was fun to research. Surreal that the event actually happened in broad daylight right in front of the Capital.
Mr. Piercy, with this post and many others like it--reminds me of a quote ascribed to, one, Winston Churchill--that went something like this " the farther backward you can look, the farther forward you can see!"
During this disputatious time we all find ourselves in--the relevance of this quote--allows me to see farther into these coming years! And what I see in the 'short time'---- 'farther forward' is as dystopian as I can recall ever seeing.
Great retelling of an important part of the history of South Carolina. Resonates well in the divided, emotionally charged, modern political environment. Had always known some of the story, but this filled in important details and connections to later political figures and events. Sharpens the distinctions between geographical areas of SC and its institutions. Thank you for the story.
Thanks for reading and commenting, Landrum. This one was fun to research. Surreal that the event actually happened in broad daylight right in front of the Capital.
Love your writing! This was so fun to read!
Thank you!!
A fascinating tale, compellingly told! Definitely adding Stormy Petrel to my to-be-read pile.