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2. The New Jersey of the South or Virginia's Partner: Foreign Affairs and the Ratification of the Constitution in North Carolina.
3. The First Invasion of Georgia and the Myth of Westo Power, 1656-1684.
4. Exploring the Use of Digitally Archived Folk Music to Teach Southern United States History.
5. Baptiste and Marianne's Balbásha': Enslavement, Freedom, and Belonging in Early New Orleans, 1733–1748.
6. The View from Forty Years.
7. THE NATION CLASSROOM: History as It Happened RACE RELATIONS and CIVIL RIGHTS.
8. Chapter 20: Reenactment as Resistance.
9. Chapter 7: The Unfinished Drama of the American Civil War.
10. Chapter 3: Reconstructing the Civil War Literature of Injury, Illness, and Convalescence: Caregivers, Soldiers, and Civilians.
11. Chapter 2: Reading, Sociability, and Warfare.
12. Introduction.
13. Chapter 18: Brown v. Board, the Civil War Centennial, and the Literature of Civil Rights.
14. Chapter 19: The Future of Civil War and Reconstruction Literature.
15. Chapter 17: Charles Chesnutt, The Colonel's Dream, and The Futures of Cotton.
16. Chapter 15: Elmira and the Post-War Geographies of Black Monumentalizing.
17. Chapter 16: Charles Chesnutt and the Reconstruction of Black Education.
18. Chapter 14: Literature and the Material Cultures of Confederate Remembrance.
19. Chapter 12: Frederick Douglass, Andrew Johnson, and the Work of Reconstruction.
20. Chapter 13: African Americans, Africa, and the Long Watch Night for Freedom.
21. Chapter 11: The Literature of Reconstruction and the Worlds the Civil War Might Have Made.
22. Part II: Worlds Made and Remade.
23. Chapter 10: From "Facts" to "Pictures": Rebecca Harding Davis and Civil War Memory.
24. Chapter 9: Reconsidering Moses: Frances Ellen Watkins Harper and Reconstruction.
25. Chapter 8: Walt Whitman and the Reconstructive Impulse of Leaves of Grass.
26. Chapter 5: The Confederacy and Other Southern Fictions.
27. Chapter 6: The Civil War Ballad and Its Reconstruction.
28. Chapter 4: "The Home and the Camp So Inseparable": Northern Fictions and the Union Cause.
29. Part I: The Blind Ruck of Event.
30. Chapter 1: Violent Identifications: Civilian Sectional Rhetorics during the American Civil War.
31. Southern History in Periodicals, 2021: A Selected Bibliography.
32. Narrating the History of Women's History.
33. My True South.
34. Leah Worthington, Rachel Clare Donaldson, and John W. White, eds. Challenging History: Race, Equity, and the Practice of Public History.
35. Southern States at 100: A Story a Century in the Making: As this Richmond, VA-based cooperative celebrates its centennial, the company is honoring the past, enjoying the present, and planning for the future.
36. Reimagining "Defeat" in the Transnational West: John Newman Edwards, Mexican Exile, and the Confederate Experiment 2.0.
37. An Unholy Union: Southern and Western History.
38. Southern History in Periodicals, 2020: A Selected Bibliography.
39. Annual Report of the Secretary-Treasurer.
40. Sally Mann and the Burden of Southern History.
41. THE SOUTH is A PLACE of TRANSFORMATION.
42. Book Notes.
43. Mapping the History of the Carceral State from Jim Crow to Sun Belt: A Review Essay.
44. The Search for Southern Digital History: A Review Essay.
45. Race Not Place: The Invasion, and Possible Retreat, of British Historians of the American South.
46. Southern History in Periodicals, 2019: A Selected Bibliography.
47. Bidding Farewell to Confederate Statues: Landscape, Politics, and American History.
48. Du Bois, Dirt Determinism, and the Reconstruction of Global Value.
49. Cherokee Kings and Creek Kings: Intra-Indigenous Connections and Interactions in the Eighteenth-Century American South.
50. The role of white supremacy amongst opponents and proponents of mass schooling in the South during the Common School era.
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