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The Bishop of Cottontown: A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills — John Trotwood Moore

The Bishop of Cottontown: A Story of the Southern Cotton Mills

John Trotwood Moore

  • Novel
  • Book language: English
  • 466 pages

The Bishop of Cottontown is a 1906 novel by John Trotwood Moore set in a Southern cotton-mill community. It portrays the lives, faith, and social struggles of people tied to the mills, blending local color with moral concern. It offers a vivid historical window into the industrial South and its enduring human questions.

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Text source: gutenberg.org · The work is in the public domain.

Contents

  1. THE
  2. Bishop of Cottontown
  3. A STORY OF THE SOUTHERN COTTON MILLS
  4. JOHN TROTWOOD MOORE
  5. CONTENTS
  6. PART FIRST—THE BLOOM
  7. THE COTTON BLOSSOM
  8. PART SECOND—THE BOLL
  9. CHAPTER I
  10. CHAPTER II
  11. CHAPTER III
  12. CHAPTER IV
  13. CHAPTER V
  14. CHAPTER VI
  15. CHAPTER VII
  16. CHAPTER VIII
  17. CHAPTER IX
  18. CHAPTER X
  19. CHAPTER XI
  20. CHAPTER XII
  21. PART THIRD—THE GIN
  22. CHAPTER I
  23. CHAPTER II
  24. CHAPTER III
  25. PART FOURTH—THE LINT
  26. CHAPTER I
  27. CHAPTER II
  28. CHAPTER III
  29. CHAPTER IV
  30. CHAPTER V

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