Pane 12 19 February 1999


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(163) It Wasn't Always
Easy, But I Sure Had Fun
by Lewis Grizzard. This is
the book Lewis was work-
ing on when he died, March
20, 1994. It contains what
he thought represented the
best of the last decade of his
writing. Villard Books,
Hardcover, 311 pp. Sold
nationally for $20.00.
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(126) Shipwreck and Ad-
ventures of Monsieur
Pierre Viaud From 1768,
the sensational story of a
shipwreck near Dog Island,
and the adventures of Pierre
Viaud and his search for
survival. Published by the
University of Florida Press,
139 pp. Hardcover. Sold
nationally for $24.95.
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 A FACSIMILE REPRODUCTION
 OF THE Os87 EDmON
 WITH ADDITIONAL ILUSTRATIONS
 INTRODUCTION
 by REMBERT W. PATRICK
 FLORIDIANA FACSIMILE b EPRIKNT SERIES
 Umiotrily of Florida Pres,
 GAINESVILLE, 1964
 (105) Guide to Florida. A
 fascimile and reprint of an
 1875 "sales book" designed
 to lure visitors to Florida
 with a special introduction
 designed to place the work
 in perspective. Maps also
 added. 141 pp. with nearly
 35 additional pages of ad-
 vertising in the motif of the
 era. Reprinted by University
 of Florida Press. Sold na-
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(203) The Florida Hand-
book: 1997-19 98. The
26th Biennial Edition com-
piled by Allen Morris and
Joan Perry Morris. Hard-
cover, Pennisular Publish-
ing Co, Tallahassee, 1997,
751 pp. Here is the indis-
pensable guide to Florida,
from the Executive, Legis-
lative and Judiciary,
through various historical
categories and subjects in-
cluding the counties,
Florida literature, exotic
species, climate, sports, cit-
rus, state parks, minerals,
wildlife, marine resources,
farming, highways,
economy, employment
power, elections, the state
constitutions and dozens of
additional topics, all in-
dexed. Updated every two
years; this is the most re-
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(186) Perspectives on Gulf
Coast Prehistory. Edited
by Dave D. Davis. Pub-
lished by the University of
Florida Press, 1984, Hard-
cover, 379 pp. Essays from
a 1981 archeological con-
ference that examined pre-
historic cultural events and
processes on the Gulf
Coast, different from those
of the interior river valleys
to warrant examination of
the coast as a region. In.
terms of time, the essays
cover coastal prehistory
from 1000 B.C. through the
early years of European
settlement, about 1750
A.D. There are overviews of
earlier research and a con-
siderable body of previously
>unpublished material. Ex-
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 THE FEVER MAN
 A Biography of Dr. Johnl o rrie


(236) Nightline: History in
the Making and the Mak-
ing of Television. By Ted
Koppel and Kyle Gibson.
477 pp, published by Ran-
dom House ',(Time Books),
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(2) New. Don't Get Married
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(237) Erik Estrada: My
Road From Harlem To
Hollywood. The hottest
icon from the 1970s now
tells his own story. Star of
CHIPS. Adventure in Holly-
wood, rise and fall. 208 pp,
published by William
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(34) New. The Red Hills of
Florida, 1528-1865. ,By
Clifton Paisley. "A superior,
very superior, example of lo-
cal or regional history...The
research is especially
strong; it is exhaustive, solid
and first rate" (Gilbert C.
Fite, University of Georgia).
A history of Leon County,
and neighboring counties
Gadsden, Jackson,
Jefferson and Madison. Uni-
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290 pp. Sold regionally for
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(238) Forever Dobie: The
Many Lives of Dwayne
Hickman by Dwayne
Hickman and Joan Roberts
Hickman. For several gen-
erations of TV fans, Dwayne
Hickman will forever be
Dobie Gillis, one of TV's
most engaging teenagers. In
his 50 years of show busi-
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singer (with hilariously bad
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(21) Outposts on the Gulf
by William Warren Rogers.
University of Florida Press,
Hardcover, 297 pp. In this-
book, Rogers traces and
documents the economic,
social and political emer-
gence of the Gulf coast port
ofApalachicola and the pris-
tine barrier island, Saint
George. From the earliest
times, both the island and
Apalachicola have become
intertwined. The account of
the machinations of contro-
versial developer William Lee
Popham is the first phase of
area development, later
leading to the controversial
struggles of the 1970s when
environmentalists and sea-
food industries fought to
determine the ecological and
economic fate of the 'Bay
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(53) New. Picture History,
American Painting 1770-
1930. Edited by William
Ayres. Rizzoli, New York in
association with Fraunces
Tavern Museum, New York.
In twelve profusely illus-
trated chapters, scholars re-
view the masterpieces of
American history painting to
show how public opinion,
governmental patronage
and imaginative artistry
combined to record events
and shape how we interpret
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(192) Vivian Sherlock's bi-
ography of John Gorrie,
The Fever Man, is available
once again after being
out-of-print for more than
a decade. This is the story
of John Gorrie, young phy-
sician who invented an "ice
machine" that many argue
was a forerunner to air con-
ditioning dozens of years
later. His cooling device was
developed to provide relief
to his suffering yellow fever
patients. A museum in
Apalachicola to this day
marks the work of John
Gorrie just across from his
last resting place in Gorrie
Square, down from Trinity
Church. This book tells
what is now known about
Dr. Gorrie, his work and his
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(239) One Man Tango, an
autobiography of Anthony
Quinn. "I believe a man
. rites the., story of his life
not in order to remember,
but in order to forget. I was
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(48) New. Give War a
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(235) T.R. The Last Ro-
mantic. A biography of
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dent of the United States.
Written by H. W. Brand. An
examination of T.R.'s pri-
vate life and his uncompro-
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(22) New. University Of Ala-
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Middlin':The Antebellium
Cotton Trade Of The Apa-
lachicola-Chattahooche
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 The Road to Olustee
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(86) New. Confederate
Florida: The Road to
Olustee by William H.
Nulty. Paperback. New.
273 pp. A book treatment
of the Battle of Olustee.
Recipient of the 1990 Mrs.
Simon Baruch University
Award of the United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy.
University of Alabama
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