Voices from St. Simons: Personal Narratives of an Island's Past F. S. Copeland I continue to have nightmares

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Voices from St. Simons: Personal Narratives of an Island's Past F. S. Copeland I continue to have nightmaresMile for mile, St. Simons Island one of Georgia's Golden Isles boasts as much history as any community on the East Coast. Originally an Indian hunting ground, it has been occupied or invaded by Spanish missionaries, British settlers, planters and their slaves, the Union army, the United States Navy, and developers and tourists. The seventeen narratives in Voices from St. Simons represent an "oral archaeological dig," writes editor Stephen Doster. Many