THE JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY. VOLUME LXIV, NUMBER 1. FEBRUARY 1998.

Published by Athens, GA: The Southern Historical Association, Department of History, University of Georgia, 1998.

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194, [14] pages. Paperback: H 23.25cm x L 15.25cm. Gray paper covers, light crease at top of front cover. Interior pages are clean and binding is firm. Features: HOT, HUMID, AND SAD by Paul K. Conkin; GROWN GIRLS, HIGHLY CULTIVATED: FEMALE EDUCATION IN AN ANTEBELLUM SOUTHERN FAMILY by Anya Jabour; FROM SELF-HELP TO SEDITION: THE APPALACHIAN VOLUNTEERS IN EASTERN KENTUCKY, 1964-1970 (pages 65-94) by Thomas J. Kiffmeyer; and BLACK INDEPENDENCE STRUGGLES AND THE TALES OF TWO REVOLUTIONS: A REVIEW ESSAY by Douglas R. Egerton. ISSN 0022-4642.

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Title
THE JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY. VOLUME LXIV, NUMBER 1. FEBRUARY 1998.
Author
The Southern Historical Association. Paul K. Conkin, Anya Jabour, Thomas J. Kiffmeyer, Douglas R. Egerton, et al (contributors).
Publisher
Athens, GA: The Southern Historical Association, Department of History, University of Georgia, 1998.
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