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Vol. |
Article Title |
Pp. |
Author |
| Vol. 24 |
Disciplining and Punishing in Edgar Allen Poe's "thye system of Dr. Tarr and Professor Fether": the Southern Origins and Implications of Poe
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6-15 | Eve Dunbar |
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Doing as Little as the Law Requires: African Americans, the Federal Government, and School Desegregation in Bayton, Texas
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16-28 | Chris Danielson | |
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Uplift, Violence, and Service: The Experience of Black Women Teachers in the South During Reconstruction
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29-39 | Jim Downs | |
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"Count Her In": Enez Stafford Grubbs in the Building and Rebuilding of 1960s Cambridge, Maryland
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40-49 | Solomon Omo-Osagie |