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Sarah's Song: How Folk Music Shattered Slaveholding Ideology in Antebellum AlabamaWallace, Charles Allen 01 January 2009 (has links)
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Ghent Gayland: A Case Study of the Gay and Lesbian Community and Media of Norfolk, VirginiaLusby, Michael Anthony 01 January 2011 (has links)
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C.C Spaulding & R.R Wright---Companions on the Road Less Traveled?: A Reconsideration of African American International Relations in the Early Twentieth CenturyByrd, Brandon R. 01 January 2011 (has links)
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A Bold Promise: Black Readjusters and the Founding of Virginia State UniversitySoares, Leigh Alexandra 01 January 2012 (has links)
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Benjamin Smith Barton, "MD": The American Performance of Scientific Authority in a Trans-Atlantic WorldTanner-Read, Ryan Bartholomew 01 January 2012 (has links)
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Behind the Scenes at William and Mary: Front Stage History and Backstage ArchaeologyLittle, Tiffany Olivia 01 January 2014 (has links)
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Pious Wives and "Hen-Pecked" Husbands: White Women, Evangelical Religion, and the Honor Ethic in the Old SouthRomeo, Sharon Elizabeth 01 January 1977 (has links)
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Peaceful Verses: Political Ideology in Newspaper Poetry of the War of 1812Miller, Sydney A 01 January 2013 (has links)
Both the Centinel and the Republican were publishing during a period when newspapers became increasingly partisan. Editors were changing from largely nonpartisan craftsman to advocates of party policy. Newspapers aligned with the two political parties of the day, the Federalists and the Democratic-Republicans. As statements of political ideology, these papers reveal not only partisan polarization, but also the parties’ shared ideological roots. Though the Federalists and Republicans
responded to British aggression in very different ways (one wanting peace at any cost, the other militarization), their reactions paradoxically stem from a common Enlightenment theory of “universal peace,” which held republics to be inherently peaceful institutions. The patriotic poems of the Republican and the Centinel support the idea of a bipartisan reluctance to go to war that J.C.A. Stagg, George Daughan, and Alan Taylor allude to in their comprehensive histories of the war of 1812. The theory of “universal peace” made both Federalists and republicans felt that the belligerent empires were forcing the United States into a military conflict that ill-suited its republican form of government.
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The American Colonization of Liberia & the Origins of Africa's First RepublicOutland, Aaron 01 January 2013 (has links)
The American Colonization of Liberia is a unique example of statecraft, reflecting the domestic political concerns of free blacks and colonizationists in the United States. The founding of Liberia reflects the objectives of these two factions.
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Leadership and Policy in Detroit, 1943-1967Walton, Charles 01 January 2011 (has links)
In the History of major American metropolitan areas, Detroit stands out as a particularly interesting study. At its height, Detroit was the center of America's "Arsenal of Democracy", today it stands as a shadow of its onetime greatness. My thesis attempts to examine root causes for the city's ultimate failure dating back to the World War II era. In my research I found that the greatest failures for the city were not within its people, but rather within its political institutions and its leadership.
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