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Harris, J. William,

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4. Etiquette, lynching, and racial boundaries in southern history: a Mississippi example

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J. William Harris

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1. Negotiating and transforming the public sphere: African American political life in the transition from slavery to freedom	Elsa Barkley Brown
2. A changing world of work: North Carolina elite women, 1865-1895	Jane Turner Censer
3. Farmers, dudes, white Negroes, and the sun-browned goddess	Stephen Kantrowitz
4. Etiquette, lynching, and racial boundaries in southern history: a Mississippi example	J. William Harris
5. New women	Nancy A. Hewitt
6. Defiance and domination: "white Negroes" in the Piney Woods New South	Victoria E. Bynum
7. Pilgrimage to the past: public history, women, and the racial order	Jack E. Davis
8. Le reveil de la Louisiane: memory and Acadian identity, 1920-1960	W. Fitzhugh Brundage
9. Southern seeds of change, 1931-1938	Patricia Sullivan
10. "You must remember this": autobiography as social critique	Jacquelyn Dowd Hall
11. "You don't have to ride Jim Crow": CORE and the 1947 Journey of Reconciliation	Raymond Arsenault
12. Bombingham	Glenn T. Eskew
13. Sex, segregation, and the sacred after Brown	Jane Dailey.
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