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Origin of the Brown Mountain Light in North Carolina (edition 2014)

by George Rogers Mansfield (Author)

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The official explanation of the Brown Mountain Light in North Carolina. After numerous requests, the United States Geological Survey investigated the light in 1922. This is the compelling story of the unusual investigation into the "unexplained phenomenon" of the Brown Mountain light.
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Title:Origin of the Brown Mountain Light in North Carolina
Authors:George Rogers Mansfield (Author)
Info:CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (2014), 34 pages
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The official explanation of the Brown Mountain Light in North Carolina. After numerous requests, the United States Geological Survey investigated the light in 1922. This is the compelling story of the unusual investigation into the "unexplained phenomenon" of the Brown Mountain light.

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