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The History Page
Charlsie Russell writes American historical genre fiction set in Mississippi, and she is eager to share the results of her research developed in crafting her novels. Every state in the Union has an equally rich and unique history, which made it what it is today. For those of you interested in writing about your native state, the home you're proud of, do so. Afterall, now that you're thinking about "going it alone" the only person you have to please with your choice of setting and subject matter is yourself (and let's hope you'll please a readership, too). For those of you interested in Mississippi and/or Southern history, please peruse my articles listed below. I've included bibliographical information for further research if you desire to study the subject matter further. As always, please contact me if you have questions, comments, or feel you can add something to my efforts. Thanks for stopping in, Charlsie Russell The Heroine of the Southern Gothic Love Story The Hero of the Southern Gothic Love Story Mississippi History-Desoto to Mother England The Population of British West Florida Southwest Humor in Nineteenth Century Mississippi Literature Historical Note on "The Devil's Bastard" Free Trade and Smuggling Between British West Florida and Spanish Louisiana Making Soap on an Eighteenth Century British West Florida Farm Plantations in British West Florida Women and the Town Market in Eighteenth Century Louisiana The Old Southwest in the American Revolution: The James Willing Raid Naval Stores, Turpentine, Lumbermen, and Longleaf Pine Historical Note on "Wolf Dawson" A Brief Introduction to Spanish West Florida So, What Was All That Fuss About Aaron Burr? Spanish Louisiana's Feliciance County" Mississippi's Harrison County Coast at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Copyright Notice "Loblolly Writer's House Site" Copyright © 2006 by Charlsie Russell All rights reserved on all material on all pages in this site, plus the copyright on compilations and design, graphics, and logos except as noted. For information on reprinting material from this site, please contact |
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