Sunshine State: Essays

Sunshine State: Essays

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Sarah Gerard
Sarah Gerard
2017 • 384 pages

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Sunshine State offers a unique look at Florida, a state whose economically and environmentally imperiled culture serves as a lens through which we can examine some of the most pressing issues haunting our nation.

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