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Cobbloviate: October 2005 Archives |
 | | After all it was 'home.' And it's just human nature to want to look back kindly on a place of which you were once so much a part." |
| | Though fully aware of the sacrifice and suffering that Mississippi had exacted from his forebears, after visiting the state and acquainting himself with the "ghosts and bones" of its historical landscape, Walton understood that rather than forget them, he must "embrace the ghosts and cradle the bones and call them my own." |
| | Ironically, fl Southerners often found it easier to come back to the South and feel at home than did their white contemporaries. |
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