Ashley River Phosphates

"Ashley River Phosphates" delves into the historical significance of marl deposits in South Carolina and the pivotal discovery and development of native home phosphates within the Charleston Basin. N. A. Pratt meticulously documents the early exploration and exploitation of these resources, offering insights into the geological formations and the methods used to extract and process the phosphates.

The book further reflects on the profound influence of this discovery on the future economic landscape of the region. This historical account provides valuable context for understanding the interplay between natural resources, industrial development, and regional prosperity. A must-read for historians, geologists, and anyone interested in the economic history of the American South.

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