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landscapes for
the people
George Alexander Grant,
First Chief Photographer of
the National Park Service
Ren and Helen Davis
Foreword by
Timothy Davis
hardcover, $27.97
978-0-8203-4841-4
Rediscovering a master of photography who documented our nation’s natural treasures
“The national park idea owes a tremendous debt to the photographers who captured the beauty of
America’s most special places, ultimately inspiring people to push for their protection. William Henry
Jackson, Carleton Watkins, and Ansel Adams are the best known, but now Ren and Helen Davis
finally give George Grant the attention he so richly deserves. Millions of people have seen his work
without knowing his name or his story. The centennial of the National Park Service serves as good
reason to rectify that.”—Dayton Duncan, producer of The National Parks: America’s Best Idea
“For more than two decades, George A. Grant traveled throughout this land, producing superb images
of America’s most iconic scenery and historic sites, including those of the ancient past. Although
little known to the public, Grant belongs in the pantheon of this country’s great landscape photographers, such as William Henry Jackson and Ansel Adams. This is Grant’s first full biography, with a
gallery of his photographs—for enjoyment by your fireside or in the classroom.”
—Richard West Sellars, author of Preserving Nature in the National Parks: A History
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new in history
let us now praise
famous gullies
Providence Canyon and
the Soils of the South
Paul S. Sutter
hardcover, $24.47
978-0-8203-3401-1
The ‘Little Grand Canyon’ and its lessons for environmental history
“Paul Sutter finds in these thousand acres of backwoods Georgia a powerful and complicated story
of humans on the land. He is a wonderful storyteller, but more, he digs deeply into the past to
explain how and why this place became both a ‘park’ and a ‘horrible example’ of soil erosion. This
is one of the finest local environmental histories we have, and it offers important insights for all of
us today.”—Donald Worster, author of A Passion for Nature: The Life of John Muir
“In this sweeping and powerful environmental study, Paul Sutter uses Georgia’s Providence Canyon
both as a cautionary tale of erosion and the opportunity to explore soil science, geology, southern
farming practices, misguided experts, and boosters’ fantasies of marketing the mammoth gulley
as a lesser Grand Canyon.”—Pete Daniel, author of Toxic Drift: Pesticides and Health in the Post–
World War II South
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new in history
southern tufts
The Regional Origins and
National Craze for Chenille
Fashion
Ashley Callahan
Foreword by Madelyn Shaw
hardcover, $27.97
978-0-8203-4516-1
Peacock kimonos, shrimp capes, and Roy Rogers robes—southern tufted garments on
the national fashion scene
“Callahan’s handling of this material is masterful. She braids the different threads of gender, race,
class, business, and regional culture into one integrated narrative and, in the process, thoroughly
contextualizes the objects and their origin and production. Southern Tufts emerges as the definitive
study on this genre.”—Dale Couch, curator of decorative arts, Georgia Museum of Art
“Callahan has brought us an engaging, little-known part of American textile history. This profusely
illustrated book will have us all longing again for the comfort of a chenille robe.”
—Philis Alvic, author of Weavers of the Southern Highlands
“Southern Tufts is appealing on many levels. Callahan blends the folksy topic of chenille and roadside America with the Colonial Revival to create a real contribution to textile history.”
—Pamela A. Parmal, curator of textile and fashion arts, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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new in history
memories of the
mansion
The Story of Georgia’s
Governor’s Mansion
Sandra D. Deal,
Jennifer W. Dickey, and
Catherine M. Lewis
hardcover, $27.97
978-0-8203-4859-9
All homes have a story to tell, and the Georgia Governor’s Mansion is no exception
“In this meticulously researched history of Georgia’s executive mansion, the authors wonderfully
illuminate the intertwining stories of its caretakers, the state’s first families, and the people of
Georgia. Surely, it will become a model of its kind.”—Jamil Zainaldin, President,
Georgia Humanities Council
“This book engages readers in a way that helps them experience fifty years of Georgia political
personalities as they promoted our state on the magnificent set that is our Governor’s Mansion.
More than that, despite the first families’ disparate backgrounds, politics, and personalities, this
book highlights the connection of common awe and responsibility they all have felt while performing their roles in the fishbowl of the Governor’s Mansion.”—Sheffield Hale, President and CEO,
Atlanta History Center
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new in history
weaving alliances
with other women
Chitimacha Indian Work in the
New South
Daniel H. Usner
paper, $17.47 | 978-0-8203-4849-0
ebook available
Friendships that broke down barriers between Native American and Anglo
American women
River-cane baskets woven by the Chitimachas of south Louisiana are universally admired for
their beauty and workmanship. Recounting friendships that Chitimacha weaver Christine Paul
(1874–1946) sustained with two non-Native women at different parts of her life, this book offers a
rare vantage point into the lives of American Indians in the segregated South.
Mary Bradford (1869–1954) and Caroline Dormon (1888–1971) were not only friends of Christine
Paul; they were also patrons who helped connect Paul and other Chitimacha weavers with buyers
for their work. Daniel H. Usner uses Paul’s letters to Bradford and Dormon to reveal how Indian
women, as mediators between their own communities and surrounding outsiders, often drew on
accumulated authority and experience in multicultural negotiation to forge new relationships with
non-Indian women.
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new in history
privateers of the
americas
Spanish American Privateering
from the United States in the
Early Republic
David Head
paper, $17.47 | 978-0-8203-4864-3
ebook available
The lucrative, extralegal business of privateering as a window into the Atlantic World
Privateers of the Americas examines raids on Spanish shipping conducted from the United States
during the early 1800s. These activities were sanctioned by, and conducted on behalf of, republics
in Spanish America aspiring to independence from Spain. Among the available histories of
privateering, there is no comparable work. Because privateering further complicated international
dealings during the already tumultuous Age of Revolution, the book also offers a new perspective
on the diplomatic and Atlantic history of the early American republic.
Seafarers living in the United States secured commissions from Spanish American nations, attacked Spanish vessels, and returned to sell their captured cargoes (which sometimes included
slaves) from bases in Baltimore, New Orleans, and Galveston and on Amelia Island. Privateers
sold millions of dollars of goods to untold numbers of ordinary Americans. Their collective enterprise involved more than a hundred vessels and thousands of people—not only ships’ crews but
investors, merchants, suppliers, and others. They angered foreign diplomats, worried American
officials, and muddied U.S. foreign relations.
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new in history
gender and
the jubilee
Black Freedom and the
Reconstruction of Citizenship
in Civil War Missouri
Sharon Romeo
hardcover, $41.97
978-0-8203-4801-8
ebook available
How the civil rights activism of African American women shaped the story of the
wartime collapse of slavery
“This is a landmark book. Rather than simply resulting from the work of lawmakers who ratified
the Fourteenth Amendment during Reconstruction, the concept of ‘citizenship’ emerged out of
the innumerable actions carried out by African Americans in the slaveholding states during the
Civil War. Romeo shows that in war-torn Missouri, black women petitioned Union officers for
their freedom, filed lawsuits against their former owners in military courts, and claimed widows’
pensions after the deaths of their veteran husbands. By documenting black women’s activism in
a state where the Emancipation Proclamation did not even apply, Romeo forces us to reexamine
precisely how and why constitutional and legal change occurred during this period.”
—Timothy Huebner, Irma O. Sternberg Professor of History, Rhodes College
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new in history
the mulatta concubine
Terror, Intimacy, Freedom, and Desire in
the Black Transatlantic
Lisa Ze Winters
hardcover, $41.97
978-0-8203-4896-4
ebook available
The Mulatta Concubine traces the echo of the
free mulatta concubine across the physical and
imaginative landscapes of three Atlantic sites:
Gorée Island, New Orleans, and Saint Domingue
(Haiti). Ze Winters argues that the concubine
figure’s manifestation as both historical subject
and African diasporic goddess indicates her
centrality to understanding how free and enslaved
black subjects performed gender, theorized race
and freedom, and produced their own diasporic
identities.
finding charity’s folk
Enslaved and Free Black Women
in Maryland
Jessica Millward
paper, $17.47
978-0-8203-4878-0
ebook available
“Digging deeply into the county court records
of Maryland, the author presents a remarkable
picture of how some enslaved women, including
Charity Folks, acquired their freedom. In doing so,
she broadens our perspective on female slaves,
African American family relationships, and free
blacks. Thoroughly versed in a broad literature,
she authoritatively discusses a wide range of
related topics, including interracial sex, violence,
rape, and the relationship between enslaved
women’s bodies, freedom suits, and manumission
laws.”—Loren Schweninger, Elizabeth Rosenthal
Professor Emeritus of History, University of North
Carolina, Greensboro
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lens of war
Exploring Iconic Photographs
of the Civil War
Edited by J. Matthew Gallman
and Gary W. Gallagher
hardcover, $23.07
978-0-8203-4810-0
ebook available
empty sleeves
Amputation in the Civil War South
Brian Craig Miller
paper, $20.97
978-0-8203-4332-7
ebook available
The Civil War acted like a battering ram
“A brilliant starting point for truly understanding
the Civil War.”—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
on human beings, shattering both flesh
and psyche of thousands of soldiers.
Despite popular perception that doctors
“Lens of War is refreshingly episodic and indi-
recklessly erred on the side of amputa-
vidalized, with the best essays being deeply
tion, surgeons labored mightily to adjust
personal, Montaignean explorations of why the
to the medical quagmire of war. And as
war still matters to individuals today.”
Brian Craig Miller shows in Empty Sleeves,
—Kenyon Gradert, Los Angeles Review of Books
the hospital emerged as the first arena
where southerners faced the stark reality
of what amputation would mean for men
and women and their respective positions
in southern society after the war.
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history
alone atop the hill
The Autobiography of Alice
Dunnigan, Pioneer of the
National Black Press
Written by Alice Dunnigan
Edited by Carol McCabe Booker
Foreword by Simeon Booker
hardcover, $18.87
978-0-8203-4798-1
ebook available
The powerful life and times of the first
black woman to break into the national
press corps in Washington, D.C.
“Dunnigan’s indelible self-portrait affirms that while the media landscape
has changed, along with some social
attitudes and practices, discrimination
is far from vanquished, and we still
need dedicated and brave journalists
to serve as clarion investigators, witnesses, and voices of conscience.”
—Donna Seaman, Booklist to live and dine
in dixie
The Evolution of Urban Food
Culture in the Jim Crow South
Angela Jill Cooley
paper, $17.47
978-0-8203-4759-2
ebook available
How cultural notions contributed to the
racial segregation of cafés and restaurants in the American South
“I cannot overstate how useful it is that
Cooley is trained both as a cultural
historian and as a lawyer. The richness of analysis in To Live and Dine in
Dixie comes from the interplay of methodologies from both fields. Few other
scholars can bring such research tools
to the subject.”—Elizabeth Engelhardt,
author of A Mess of Greens: Southern
Gender and Southern Food
(starred review)
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the three governors
controversy
Skullduggery, Machinations,
and the Decline of Georgia’s
Progressive Politics
Charles S. Bullock III,
Scott E. Buchanan, and
Ronald Keith Gaddie
hardcover, $23.07
978-0-8203-4734-9
ebook available
working for equality
The Narrative of Harry Hudson
Edited by Randall L. Patton
Foreword by Gavin Wright
hardcover, $31.47
978-0-8203-4800-1
ebook available
“When I went to work for Lockheed-Georgia
Company in September of 1952 I had no
idea that this would end up being my life’s
“At last we have a comprehensive analysis
work.” With these words, Harry Hudson, the
of one of the most colorful episodes in the
first African American supervisor at Lockheed
rich annals of southern political history.
Aircraft’s Georgia facility, begins his account of a
Bullock, Buchanan, and Gaddie have suc-
thirty-six-year career that spanned the postwar
ceeded not only in telling an oft-told tale
civil rights movement and the Cold War.
from a fresh yet still thoroughly engaging
perspective but also in sorting out its
various immediate and long-term implications. This book will be essential reading
for scholars and simply irresistible to
southern politics junkies.”—James C. Cobb,
Spalding Distinguished Professor, Department of History, University of Georgia
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eighty-eight years
The Long Death of Slavery in the
United States, 1777–1865
Patrick Rael
paper, $23.07
978-0-8203-4839-1
ebook available
love, liberation, and
escaping slavery
William and Ellen Craft in
Cultural Memory
Barbara McCaskill
paper, $16.07
978-0-8203-4724-0
ebook available
“Barbara McCaskill’s new book should be read
“Rael examines the long, slow death of
slavery in the United States, masterfully
by everyone interested in the spectacular story
of the self-emancipating Crafts. McCaskill
showing how each event is connected
brilliantly builds on her edition of the Crafts’
and letting us in on secrets that textbooks
Running a Thousand Miles for Freedom with new
never mentioned. . . . Rael enlightens us on
details gleaned from meticulous research. Love,
the wide differences in slavery throughout
Liberation, and Escaping Slavery illuminates
the New World and its ending through the
McCaskill’s exemplary archival excavations
Caribbean and Latin America, and he effec-
into the lives of Ellen, William, their community
tively shows the difficulties of emancipation,
of renowned formerly enslaved authors and
reconstruction, and the pervading white
activists, the whites who obstructed their life’s
supremacy of the North. There are not
journeys and those who helped clear their paths,
enough superlatives to describe the wealth
and ultimately, the Crafts’ outstanding progeny.”
of information in this book and the bright,
—Joycelyn Moody, Sue E. Denman Distin-
clear way in which it is taught. Just buy it.”
guished Chair in American Literature at the
—Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
University of Texas at San Antonio
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history
the nashville sound
striking beauties
Bright Lights and Country Music
Paul Hemphill
Foreword by Don Cusic
Women Apparel Workers in
the U.S. South, 1930–2000
Michelle Haberland
paper, $18.87
978-0-8203-4857-5
ebook available
paper, $18.87
978-0-8203-4742-4
ebook available
“The best book ever written about country
music.”—Chicago Sun-Times
A careful examination of the apparel industry’s impact on gender transformation
and southern economic development in the
twentieth century
“A first-rate book . . . that reads as smoothly
and sparklingly as a bluegrass breakdown.”
Apparel manufacturing in the American South,
—Christopher Lehmann-Haupt,
by virtue of its size, its reliance upon female
New York Times
labor, and its broad geographic scope, is an
important but often overlooked industry that
“To say Hemphill is writing about country
connects the disparate concerns of women’s
music is like saying Hemingway wrote about
history, southern cultural history, and labor
boxers and fisherman. What Hemphill writes
history. In Striking Beauties, Michelle Haber-
about is America, and he has done it here with
land examines its essential features and the
the incisive feel and the fine sure language and
varied experiences of its workers during the
that very special knack of keeping his subject
industry’s great expansion from the late 1930s
alive in print that so many of us strive for but
through the demise of its southern branch at
so few of us achieve. A damned fine reading
the end of the twentieth century. experience.”—Joe McGinnis, Life magazine
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history
natchez country
Indians, Colonists, and the Landscapes
of Race in French Louisiana
George E. Milne
paper, $18.87
978-0-8203-4750-9
ebook available
“George Milne’s book offers not only an
slavery, childhood,
and abolition in
jamaica, 1788–1838
Colleen A. Vasconcellos
paper, $17.47
978-0-8203-4805-6
ebook available
“Slavery, Childhood, and Abolition in Jamaica adds
ambitiously researched and vigorously
considerably to our understanding of how
argued reinterpretation of Natchez-French
amelioration altered the actions of slave owners
relations in colonial Louisiana but also plenty
in fundamental ways. Vasconcellos has a number
of guidance and insight for scholars working
of fresh ideas on the significance of childhood as
on other regions of conflict and exchange in
a political and, to an extent, a social issue in the
early American history.”—Daniel H. Usner Jr.,
transition from slavery to freedom in eighteenth-
author of Indians, Settlers, and Slaves in a Fron-
and nineteenth-century Jamaica.”
tier Exchange Economy: The Lower Mississippi
—Trevor Burnard, author of Creole Gentlemen:
Valley before 1783
The Maryland Elite, 1691-1776
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the wisest council
in the world
Restoring the Character Sketches
by William Pierce of Georgia
of the Delegates to the
Constitutional Convention of 1787
John R. Vile
hardcover, $31.47
978-0-8203-4772-1
While at the convention or shortly thereafter,
William Pierce Jr. (1753–89) produced character sketches of fifty-three of the fifty-five
delegates. Although widely quoted and cited,
the sketches—until now—have never been
analyzed or annotated in detail. John R. Vile’s
study offers new insights into the workings of
the convention and the character and roles of
its delegates, as well as Pierce’s little-known
life, which included time as an artist. Vile
reveals, for example, that the time prior to the
reconstructing democracy
Grassroots Black Politics in the
Deep South after the Civil War
Justin Behrend
hardcover, $41.97
978-0-8203-4033-3
ebook available
Reconstructing Democracy tells this story
through the experiences of ordinary people
who lived in the Natchez District, a region
of the Deep South where black political
mobilization was very successful. Behrend
shows how freedpeople set up a political
system rooted in egalitarian values wherein
local communities rather than powerful individuals held power and ordinary
people exercised unprecedented influence
in governance. In so doing, he invites us
to reconsider not only our understanding
of Reconstruction but also the nature and
origins of democracy more broadly.
establishment of national parties when the
framers could have successfully met together
in convention may have been a relatively narrow historical window.
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award winners in history
slavery and freedom
in savannah
Edited by Leslie M. Harris and
Daina Ramey Berry
paper, $24.47
978-0-8203-4410-2
ebook available
Published in cooperation with
the Telfair Museums
Award of Merit: American Association
for State and Local History
Excellence Using the Holdings of an
Archives Georgia Historical Records
Advisory Committee
“Based on extensive and original research,
as well as on a close understanding of the
broader issues in the history of slavery and
race relations, this marvelous collection of
essays adds enormously to our understanding of the struggles and achievements of
black Savannahians. An invaluable study,
and one which no student of the black populations of other southern towns and cities
can afford to ignore.”—Betty Wood, author
of Slavery in Colonial America, 1619–1776
breaking ground
My Life in Medicine
Dr. Louis W. Sullivan,
with David Chanoff
Foreword by Ambassador
Andrew Young
hardcover, $20.97
978-0-8203-4663-2
ebook available
A Sarah Mills Hodge Fund Publication
NAACP Image Award: Outstanding
Literary Work: Biography
“One of the first of the civil rights generation
to achieve national distinction, Sullivan is
an engaging narrator as well as a passionate advocate for his beloved Morehouse
and a variety of public health initiatives,
particularly expanding medical education for African Americans. Sullivan is an
outstanding example of a ‘Morehouse man’
who has made a difference; this narrative of
his life and legacy will entertain and inspire.”
—Library Journal
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history
kentucky women
tennessee women
paper, $24.47 | 978-0-8203-4453-9
ebook available
Southern Women: Their Lives and Times
paper, $24.47 | 978-0-8203-3743-2
ebook available
Southern Women: Their Lives and Times
Kentucky Women: Their Lives and Times introduces a history as dynamic and diverse
as Kentucky itself. Covering the Appalachian region in the east to the Pennyroyal
in the west, the essays highlight women
whose aspirations, innovations, activism,
and creativity illustrate Kentucky’s role in
political and social reform, education, health
care, the arts, and cultural development. The
collection features women with well-known
names as well as those whose lives and work
deserve greater attention.
The second volume of Tennessee Women:
Their Lives and Times contains sixteen essays on Tennessee women in the forefront
of the political, economic, and cultural history of the state and assesses the national
and sometimes international scope of their
influence. Volume 2 looks at antebellum
issues of gender, race, and class; the impact
of the Civil War on women’s lives; parades
and public celebrations as venues for
displaying and challenging gender ideals;
female activism on racial and gender issues;
the impact of state legislation on marital
rights; and the place of women in particular
religious organizations. Together these essays reorient our views of women as agents
of change in Tennessee history.
Their Lives and Times
Edited by Melissa A. McEuen and
Thomas H. Appleton Jr.
Their Lives and Times—Volume 2
Edited by Beverly Greene Bond and
Sarah Wilkerson Freeman
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history
virginia women
north carolina women
paper, $24.47 | 978-0-8203-4263-4
ebook available
Southern Women: Their Lives and Times
paper, $24.47 | 978-0-8203-4002-9
ebook available
Southern Women: Their Lives and Times
Virginia Women is the first of two volumes
exploring the history of Virginia women
through the lives of exemplary and remarkable individuals. Some essays examine the
lives of well-known women—such as First
Lady Dolley Madison—from a new perspective. Others introduce readers to relatively
obscure historical figures: the convicted
witch Grace Sherwood; the colonial printer
Clementina Rind; Harriet Hemings, the enslaved daughter of Thomas Jefferson. Essays
on the frontier heroine Mary Draper Ingles
and the Civil War spy Elizabeth Van Lew
examine the real women behind the legends.
Altogether, the essays in this collection offer
readers an engaging and personal window
onto the experiences of women in the
Old Dominion.
This is the second of two volumes that
together explore the diverse and changing patterns of North Carolina women’s lives. These
women included Gertrude Weil who fought
tirelessly for the Nineteenth Amendment and
founded the state chapter of the League of
Women Voters once the amendment was ratified in 1920. Guion Griffis Johnson turned to
volunteer work in the postwar years, becoming
one of the state’s most prominent female civic
leaders. Susie Sharp in 1949 became the first
woman judge in North Carolina and in 1974
the first woman in the nation to be elected and
serve as chief justice of a state supreme court.
Throughout her life, the Reverend Dr. Anna
Pauline “Pauli” Murray charted a religious, literary, and political path to racial reconciliation
on both a national stage and in North Carolina. Their Lives and Times—Volume 1
Edited by Cynthia A. Kierner and
Sandra Gioia Treadway
Their Lives and Times—Volume 2
Edited by Michele Gillespie and
Sally G. McMillen
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history
penn center
A History Preserved
Orville Vernon Burton
with Wilbur Cross
Foreword by
Emory S. Campbell
hardcover, $17.47
978-0-8203-2602-3
ebook available
A Sarah Mills Hodge
Fund Publication
“From the first arrival of northern
abolitionists who came to the
South Carolina sea islands in
1862 to establish schools for
free slaves down to the present,
the institutions that evolved
into Penn Center have been
the social and cultural center
of St. Helena Island. Dedicated
from the beginning to preparing
residents for equal citizenship
and civil rights, Penn Center
has continued that mission
faithfully, as recorded in this
splendid history.”—James M.
McPherson, author of Battle Cry
of Freedom: The Civil War Era
confederate odyssey
The George W. Wray Jr. Civil
War Collection at the Atlanta
History Center
Gordon L. Jones
hardcover, $34.97
978-0-8203-4685-4
Published in association with the
Atlanta History Center
the blue, the gray,
and the green
Toward an Environmental
History of the Civil War
Edited by Brian Allen Drake
paper, $16.07
978-0-8203-4715-8
ebook available
“A valuable collection of essays by
“Jones, Senior Military Curator of the
an all-star lineup of scholars, this
Atlanta History Center, has proven
volume will make an important
himself to be one of today’s top
contribution to environmental hisauthorities of Civil War artifacts
tory and Civil War history. I know
. . . The full color photographs were
of no other collection that explores
taken by master photographer Jack
so deeply and creatively the interMelton, Jr., and serve this book well,
turning a valuable research tool into a section of these two fields. This
pathbreaking book is imaginative,
work of beauty. Photos are crisp and
probing, insightful, and full of
numerous for most pieces, and are
surprises. It is certain to intrigue
invaluable for anyone from advanced
collectors to armchair historians inter- environmental and Civil War hisested in the Confederacy’s struggle to torians alike and certain to prompt
provide needed materials to its troops even more inquiry into the event
that, more than any other, has
in the field. . . . This book is first rate
defined the history of the United
in [my] opinion, and deserving of a
States.”—Mark Fiege, coauthor of
place on every serious Civil War buff
Republic of Nature
or collector’s book shelf.”
—Butch Holcombe, American Digger
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history
enterprising women
revolutionizing
expectations
Gender, Race, and Power
in the Revolutionary Atlantic Women’s Organizations,
Kit Candlin and
Feminism, and American
Cassandra Pybus
Politics, 1965–1980
Melissa Estes Blair
hardcover, $34.97
978-0-8203-4455-3
ebook available
“In contrast to masculine-centered histories of the Southern
Caribbean, EnterprisingWomen
is a hard-hitting study of an
intrepid group of free women of
color. The authors turn upside
down the familiar trope of free
women of color as often marginalized figures, and their heroic
tracking of the descendants of
the free women of color over
several generations opens up
the Atlantic history of race from
several distinct and important
perspectives. This is a challenging but deeply ramifying work.”
—Richard S. Newman, author of
The Transformation of American
Abolitionism: Fighting Slavery in
the Early Republic
paper, $17.47
978-0-8203-4713-4
ebook available
womanpower
unlimited and the
black freedom
struggle in mississippi
Tiyi M. Morris
paper, $17.47
978-0-8203-4731-8
ebook available
“In Revolutionizing Expectations,
“It is one thing to say that black
Melissa Estes Blair traces the
women were important to the
nuances of the women’s movecivil rights movement but, in
ment in cities far beyond the
Womanpower Unlimited and the Black
Northeast. This highly readable
Freedom Struggle in Mississippi, Tiyi
and thoughtfully researched
M. Morris expands our understandbook showcases how women
ing of black women’s activism by
made the movement in their
showing it was much more than just
own communities and reminds
voter registration and direct action
us of the value and importance
campaigns. Black women’s activism
of local histories in analyses of
encompassed the international
social movements. It belongs
peace movement, quality of life
on the shelves of any person
issues for poor blacks, equality of
who wants to understand how
educational opportunities, work
and why grassroots feminism
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Princes of Cotton
Four Diaries of Young Men in the South,
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Stephen Berry
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Don Mitchell
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George D. Musgrove
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Southern Democrats in Peace and Civil War
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Megan K. Nelson
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