Jumpin' Jim Crow : southern politics from Civil War to civil rights /
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Princeton, N.J. :
Princeton University Press,
©2000.
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Table of Contents:
- The politics of marriage and households in North Carolina during reconstruction / Laura F. Edwards
- Negotiating and transforming the public sphere: African American political life in the transition from slavery to freedom / Elsa Barkley Brown
- One man's mob is another man's militia: violence, manhood, and authority in reconstruction South Carolina / Stephen Kantrowitz
- The limits of liberalism in the new south: the politics of race, sex, and patronage in Virginia, 1879-1883 / Jane Dailey
- White women and the politics of historical memory in the new south, 1880-1920 / W. Fitzhugh Brundage
- William J. Northen's public and personal struggles against lynching / David F. Godshalk
- "For colored" and "for white": segregating consumption in the south / Grace Elizabeth Hale
- The Leo Frank case reconsidered: gender and sexual politics in the making of reactionary populism / Nancy MacLean
- False friends and avowed enemies: Southern African Americans and party allegiances in the 1920s / Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore
- Race reactions: African American organizing, liberalism, and white working-class politics in postwar South Carolina / Bryant Simon
- "As a man, I am interested in states' rights": gender, race, and the family in the Dixiecrat party, 1948-1950 / Kari Frederickson
- Dynamite and "the silent south": a story from the second reconstruction in South Carolina / Timothy B. Tyson.