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The Burden of Southern History
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C. Vann Woodward

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Dalton Blackmon is on page 167 of 304

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Dalton Blackmon is on page 141 of 304

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Dalton Blackmon is on page 98 of 304

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Dalton Blackmon is on page 76 of 304

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Lauren is on page 50 of 336

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The Burden of Southern History (Southern Literary Studies)

Sean is on page 167 of 205

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Sean is on page 141 of 205

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Sean is on page 109 of 205

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Sean is on page 89 of 205

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Sean is on page 69 of 205

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Sean is on page 40 of 205

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Sean is on page 40 of 205

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Sean is on page 27 of 205

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Sean is on page 27 of 205

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Sean is on page 3 of 205

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Jeff is 65% done

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The Burden of Southern History: The Emergence of a Modern University, 1945--1980 (Southern Literary Studies)

Tom is 93% done

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Tom is 88% done

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Tom is 67% done

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Tom is 59% done

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Tom is 41% done

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Tom is 35% done

"Equality was a far more revolutionary aim than freedom, though it may not have seemed so at first. Slavery seemed so formidable, so powerfully entrenched in law and property, and so fiercely defended by arms that it appeared far the greater obstacle. Yet slavery was property based on law. The law could be changed and the property expropriated. Not so inequality. Its entrenchments were deeper and subtler."

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