Human Factors in Cotton Culture; a Study in the Social Geography of the American South

This groundbreaking work studies the impact of human factors on cotton culture in the American South. By analyzing the social geography and cultural practices of cotton agriculture, Rupert Vance Bayless provides a comprehensive understanding of the subject that had never been done before.

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