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Faulkner'S County: The Historical Roots Of Yoknapatawpha (Fred W. Morrison Series In Southern Studies),New Iris And We Are Indelibly ShapedLafayette County, Mississippi, Was The Primary Inspiration For What Is Arguably The Most Famous Place In American Fiction: William Faulkner'S Yoknapatawpha County. Faulkner Once Explained That In His Yoknapatawpha Stories He 'Sublimated The Actual Into The Apocryphal.' This History Of Lafayette County Reverses That Notion, Using Faulkner'S Rich Fictional Portrait Of A Place And Its People To Illuminate The Past. From The Arrival Of Europeans In