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... Southern na- tionalism . " Many historians dispute the existence of any genuine Southern nationalism but nonetheless concede THE 13 CHARACTER OF SOUTHERN NATIONALISM that Southern society was more homogeneous and conservative , and less ...
... Southern na- tionalism . " Many historians dispute the existence of any genuine Southern nationalism but nonetheless concede THE 13 CHARACTER OF SOUTHERN NATIONALISM that Southern society was more homogeneous and conservative , and less ...
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... Southern History , " American Historical Review , XXXIV ( Oc- tober 1928 ) . Reprinted by permission . ] An Ohio River ferryman has a stock remark when approaching the right bank : " We are nearing the American shore . " A thousand ...
... Southern History , " American Historical Review , XXXIV ( Oc- tober 1928 ) . Reprinted by permission . ] An Ohio River ferryman has a stock remark when approaching the right bank : " We are nearing the American shore . " A thousand ...
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... Southern arguments that sought to justify it . His work offers another example of how an historian may go over ground previously worked , un- earth new evidence , and from these materials draw conclusions that differ from earlier ...
... Southern arguments that sought to justify it . His work offers another example of how an historian may go over ground previously worked , un- earth new evidence , and from these materials draw conclusions that differ from earlier ...
Contents
THE GEOGRAPHIC SETTING | 1 |
John B Brebner The Patterns of the Continent | 10 |
Semple The Rivers and the Appalachian Barrier | 17 |
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