The Dunning school : historians, race, and the meaning of reconstruction / edited by John David Smith and J. Vincent Lowery foreword by Eric Foner.


Lexington : University Press of Kentucky, [2013]
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  • Includes bibliographical references and index.
  • Introduction / John David Smith — John W. Burgess, godfather of the Dunning school / Shepherd W. McKinley — William Archibald Dunning: flawed colossus of American letters / James S. Humphreys — James Wilford Garner and the dream of a two-party South / W. Bland Whitley — Ulrich B. Phillips: Dunningite or Phillipsian sui generis? / John David Smith — The steel frame of Walter Lynwood Fleming / Michael W. Fitzgerald — Ransack Roulhac and racism: Joseph GrĂ©goire de Roulhac Hamilton and Dunning’s questions of institution building and Jim Crow / John Herbert Roper Sr. — Paul Leland Haworth: the black republican in the old chief’s court / J. Vincent Lowery — Charles W. Ramsdell: Reconstruction and the affirmation of a closed society / Fred Arthur Bailey — The not-so-strange career of William Watson Davis’s The Civil War and reconstruction in Florida / Paul Ortiz — C. Mildred Thompson: a liberal among the dunningites / William Harris Bragg.

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