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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Brown Thurston’S Year: Portland, Maine, 1855, Allyn Storer
Brown Thurston’S Year: Portland, Maine, 1855, Allyn Storer
Maine History
This article discusses the diaries of Portland resident, Brown Thurston, as a source for understanding the day-to-day life of an 'ordinary' person of the 19th century.
The Union Soldier Meets The Freedman, John R. Sellers
The Union Soldier Meets The Freedman, John R. Sellers
Maine History
This article documents the treatment of Freedman by the Union Army.
Margaret Jane Mussey Sweat And The Expanding Female Sphere, Connie Burns
Margaret Jane Mussey Sweat And The Expanding Female Sphere, Connie Burns
Maine History
This article outlines the life and accomplishment of Margaret Jane Mussey Sweat with a focus on the role of American women in the 19th century.
Gender And Identity In Rural Maine Women And The Maine Farmer, 1870-1875, Elspeth Brown
Gender And Identity In Rural Maine Women And The Maine Farmer, 1870-1875, Elspeth Brown
Maine History
The article reviews the history and impact of, and response to, the Women's Department section of The Maine Farmer periodical.
The Legacy Of A Gentlemanly Scholar: Dr. Robert Maxwell And His Contributions To Forest History, James E. Fickle
The Legacy Of A Gentlemanly Scholar: Dr. Robert Maxwell And His Contributions To Forest History, James E. Fickle
East Texas Historical Journal
No abstract provided.
The Indian Policy Of Stephen F. Austin, Valentine J. Belfiglio
The Indian Policy Of Stephen F. Austin, Valentine J. Belfiglio
East Texas Historical Journal
No abstract provided.
A Towering East Texas Pioneer: A Biographical Sketch Of Colonel Albert Miller Lea, W. T. Block
A Towering East Texas Pioneer: A Biographical Sketch Of Colonel Albert Miller Lea, W. T. Block
East Texas Historical Journal
No abstract provided.
Defying Davis: The Walker County Rebellion, 1871, Ricky F. Dobbs
Defying Davis: The Walker County Rebellion, 1871, Ricky F. Dobbs
East Texas Historical Journal
No abstract provided.
Defining The Big Thicket: Prelude To Preservation, James Cozine
Defining The Big Thicket: Prelude To Preservation, James Cozine
East Texas Historical Journal
No abstract provided.
The C.I.O. Political Action Committee And Congressman Martin Dies' Departure From Congress: Labor's Inflated Claims, Dennis K. Mcdaniel
The C.I.O. Political Action Committee And Congressman Martin Dies' Departure From Congress: Labor's Inflated Claims, Dennis K. Mcdaniel
East Texas Historical Journal
No abstract provided.
Our Gringo Amigos: Anglo Americans And The Tejano Experience, Arnold De Leon
Our Gringo Amigos: Anglo Americans And The Tejano Experience, Arnold De Leon
East Texas Historical Journal
No abstract provided.
Men And Women In Northern New England During The Era Of The Civil War, Jacqueline Jones
Men And Women In Northern New England During The Era Of The Civil War, Jacqueline Jones
Maine History
The article is a review of the lives of three people in the years after the Civil War. One a army veteran, one a woman who chose to go south to teach the children of the freed slaves, and finally, a members of a family which had immigrated to Maine from Quebec after the war.
Black Shakers At South Union, Kentucky, Kit Firth Cress
Black Shakers At South Union, Kentucky, Kit Firth Cress
The Kentucky Review
No abstract provided.
The Changing Significance Of Race For People Of Color, Juanita Tamayo Lott
The Changing Significance Of Race For People Of Color, Juanita Tamayo Lott
Trotter Review
For more than two hundred years, race in the United States has been viewed as a black/white issue. Blacks have been defined not as a people unto themselves, but only in relationship to whites. This relationship is one of power with blacks as a “minority subordinate” group and whites as a “majority dominant” group. Other people of color—whether indigenous to the Americas, settlers who predated Western Europeans, nonwhite settlers with several generations of U.S.-born residents, or newly arrived immigrants and refugees—have been primarily defined as nonexistent. When other people of color have been recognized, it has been in a marginal …
The Chinese In Mississippi: A Race In-Between, Vivian Wu Wong
The Chinese In Mississippi: A Race In-Between, Vivian Wu Wong
Trotter Review
There is this shot in the opening scene of the movie, Mississippi Burning, where you see two water fountains. One is broken, and chipped, and water is dripping from it. The other is modern, and shining. A white guy goes up to the nice one, and the black kid goes up to the old one. I remember saying to myself "If I was in the scene, where would I drink?”
As a kid, I remember going to the theater and not knowing where I was supposed to sit. Blacks were segregated then. Colored people had to sit upstairs, and …
Front Matter, Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society
Front Matter, Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society
Huntsville Historical Review
No abstract provided.
The Huntsville Historical Review, Vol 20, No 2, Summer 1993-Fall 1993, Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society
The Huntsville Historical Review, Vol 20, No 2, Summer 1993-Fall 1993, Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society
Huntsville Historical Review
No abstract provided.
How Huntsville Grew Boundary And Annexation Survey 1810-1993, Linda Bayer, Juergen Paetz
How Huntsville Grew Boundary And Annexation Survey 1810-1993, Linda Bayer, Juergen Paetz
Huntsville Historical Review
No abstract provided.
The Public Square In Madison County, Frances C. Roberts
The Public Square In Madison County, Frances C. Roberts
Huntsville Historical Review
No abstract provided.
Revisionism: Skinheads As Pseudo-Historians, John Rison Jones
Revisionism: Skinheads As Pseudo-Historians, John Rison Jones
Huntsville Historical Review
No abstract provided.
Reflections On The Visit Of David Irving To Huntsville, Jack Ellis
Reflections On The Visit Of David Irving To Huntsville, Jack Ellis
Huntsville Historical Review
No abstract provided.
Back Matter, Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society
Back Matter, Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society
Huntsville Historical Review
No abstract provided.
The Influence Of Europe On The Young Jfk, Nigel Hamilton
The Influence Of Europe On The Young Jfk, Nigel Hamilton
New England Journal of Public Policy
I think that of all twentieth-century American presidents, John F. Kennedy is considered — by Europeans at least — to be the most Eurocentric in his sympathies and political orientation. In the days ahead we shall be reexamining the history of the Kennedy administration in relation to Europe, but before we do, I think it might help to know the true genesis of JFK's personal attitudes towards Europe, so that we may better understand his eventual role in the history of the early 1960s: culminating in the Cuban Missile Crisis and his anti-Communist speech in Berlin in June 1963, as …