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Merle Black; John Shelton Reed
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Perspectives on the American South: An Annual Review of Society, Politics and Culture
Below the Smith and Wesson Line: Reflections on Southern Violence
Authors

John Shelton Reed

ARI Id

1665705902142_13490716

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

9-22

DOI

10.4324/9781315025674-3

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Violence in the South
1-80
Hugo Black and Southern Violence
Virginia V. Hamilton
3-7
Below the Smith and Wesson Line: Reflections on Southern Violence
John Shelton Reed
9-22
Southern Violence: The Ku Klux Klan
Allen W. Trelease
23-33
Violence and the Struggle for Unions in the South, 1880-1930
David Montgomery
35-47
Southern Violence vs. the Civil Rights Movement, 1954-1968
Richard Maxwell Brown
49-69
Moonshining and Law Enforcement in Turn of the Century Alabama
William F. Holmes
71-80
Politics in the South
81-204
Ideological Realignment and the Nationalization of Southern Politics: Party Activists and Candidates in Virginia
Alan I. Abramowitz
83-106
Corporate Conservatism and Government Moderation in North Carolina
Paul Luebke
107-118
Hosea Hudson and the Progressive Party in Birmingham
Nell Irvin Painter
119-141
Reforming a Reform: The Attack on Multimember Districts
Chandler Davidson
143-149
Competing Responses to the &s; New Southern Politics&s; : Republican and Democratic Southern Strategies, 1964-1976
Earl Black
151-164
Roles in Process: The Southern Liberal
Lewis M. Killian
165-171
&s; You Can&s; t Have it Both Ways&s; : The Difficulties of Unionization in the South
Robert E. Botsch
173-186
The Myth of the &s; Contented&s; Southern Mill Worker
Dale Newman
187-204
Comparative Studies of the South
205-270
Traditionalism and Reform: Constancy and Climax in Java and the South
James L. Peacock
207-215
Eskimos, Scots, and Appalachians: Thoughts on Ethnicity, Energy, and Organization
John B. Stephenson
217-225
The Abiding South: White Attitudes and Regionalism Reexamined
Harry Holloway; Ted Robinson
227-252
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