Making a new South : race, leadership, and community after the Civil War
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Making a new South : race, leadership, and community after the Civil War
（New perspectives on the history of the South series / edited by John David Smith）
University Press of Florida, c2007
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- "Take the negro out of politics" : J. C. L. Harris and the dilemma of white republicans in post-emancipation North Carolina / Deborah Beckel
- "Let us not be so far behind" : Columbus, Georgia, and the struggle of a new south town / Faye L. Jensen
- A peculiar wrenching of the soul : religion, race, and politics in Jim Crow Georgia / Bobby Donaldson
- Heritage of violence : memory and race relations in twentieth-century Waco, Texas / William D. Carrigan
- Atlanta, its people, and the "Atlanta spirit" in the early years of the great depression, 1929-1932 / Douglas L. Fleming
- Race, labor, and democracy : Brownie Lee Jones and the southern school for workers in Virginia during the 1940s / Larissa M. Smith
- From defiance to moderation : South Carolina governors and racial change / Tony Badger
- "The dynamite was fear" : segregation, anticommunism, and sedition in Louisville, Kentucky, the south's northern border / Catherine Fosl
- "Outside agitator" : John Kasper and the desegregation crisis in Clinton, Tennessee / Clive Webb
- Romper lobbies and coloring lessons : grassroots visions and political realities in the battle for head start in Mississippi, 1965-1967 / David C. Carter
- Poverty lawyers and racial reconstruction during the 1970s : north Mississippi rural legal services / Kris Shepard
