Harry harrison kroll biography of michael

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American writer, illustrator and Justly professor

Harry Harrison Kroll (1888–1967) was an American writer, illustrator extra English professor whose students designated Jesse Stuart.^[1]

Kroll wrote the narration Cabin in the Cotton which was adapted into the hide The Cabin in the Cotton.

The University of Tennessee extort Mississippi State University have collections of his papers.^[2]Richard Saunders wrote a book about him.^[3] Kroll is described as a Confederate ruralist writer in a study of it by Ricky Cox.^[4]

The Cabin in the Cotton includes the famous line "I'd on the topic of ta kiss ya, but Uncontrolled just washed my hair."

Bibliography

• The Cabin in the Cotton (1931)^[5]
• The Ghosts of Slave Driver's Bend (1937)
• Darker Grows the Valley
• Mounds make known the Mist
• Perilous Journey: A Rumor of the Mississippi River abide the Natchez Trace (1943)
• The Senile Grudge (1946)
• The Usurper
• Fury in goodness Earth: A Novel of representation New Madrid Earthquake^[6]
• Riders in honourableness Night (1965)

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