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The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture, Volume 10: Law and Politics

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The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture, Volume 10: Law and Politics

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eng

Main title

The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture

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electronic resource

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Series statement

The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture

Sub title

Volume 10: Law and Politics

Summary

New Encyclopedia of Southern Culture: Volume 10: Law and Politics

Table Of Contents

Contents; General Introduction; Introduction; LAW; Law and Southern Society; Civil Rights Movement; Common Law; Convict Lease System and Peonage; Criminal Justice; Criminal Law; Family Law; Labor Relations and Law; Law Schools; Lawyer, Image of; Massive Resistance; Police Forces; River Law; School Prayer; State Sovereignty Commissions; States' Rights Constitutionalism; Supreme Court; Black, Hugo; Black Codes; Campbell, John A.; Catron, John; Daniel, Peter V.; Emigrant Agent Laws; Ervin, Sam, Jr.; Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals; Finch, Atticus; Foreman, Percy; Frank, Leo, CaseGreensboro Sit-insHerndon, Angelo, Case; Iredell, James; Jaworski, Leon; Johnson, Frank M., Jr.; Johnson, William; Lamar, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus; Little Rock Crisis; Marshall, John; Morgan, Charles, Jr.; Napoleonic Code; Parks, Rosa; Powell, Lewis F.; Roane, Spencer; Robinson, Spottswood W., III; Ruffin, Thomas Carter; Scopes Trial; Scott, Dred, Case; Scottsboro Case; Slave Codes; Slave Patrols; Stone, George Washington; Thomas, Clarence; Tucker Family; Tuttle, Elbert P.; Tutwiler, Julia; White, Edward Douglas; Wisdom, John Minor; POLITICS; Politics and Ideology; Cold War; CongressCounty PoliticsCulture Wars; Demagogues; Democratic Party; Dixiecrats; Emancipation; Foreign Policy; Government Administration; Ideology, Political; Immigration Policy and Politics; Jacksonian Democracy; Jeffersonian Tradition; Legislatures, State; National Politics; New Deal; One-Party Politics; Partisan Politics; Politician, Image of; Populist Party; Progressivism; Protest Movements; Race and Southern Politics; Reconstruction; Redemption; Religion and Southern Politics; Republican Party; Segregation, Defense of; Social Class and Southern Politics; Taxing and Spending; Violence, PoliticalVotingWomen in Southern Politics; Ames, Jessie Daniel; Baker, Ella Jo; Baker, Howard, Jr.; Barnett, Ross; Bilbo, Theodore; Boggs, Lindy; Bush, George W.; Byrd Machine; Calhoun, John C.; Carter, Jimmy; Carter, Lillian; Clinton, Bill; Crump, E. H.; Davis, Jefferson; Durr, Virginia; Edelman, Marian Wright; Faubus, Orval; Felton, Rebecca; Folsom, James; Fulbright, J. William; Gingrich, Newt; Gore, Al, Jr.; Hamer, Fannie Lou; Hampton, Wade, III; Hays, Brooks; Helms, Jesse; Hobby, Oveta Culp; Hull, Cordell; Jackson, Andrew; Jackson, Jesse; Jefferson, Thomas; Johnson, Andrew; Johnson, Lady BirdJohnson, Lyndon B.Jordan, Barbara; Kefauver, Estes; Key, V. O., Jr.; Lewis, John R.; Long, Huey P.; Lott, Trent; Lynch, John Roy; Maddox, Lester; Madison, James; Monroe, James; Moral Majority; New South Governors; Pepper, Claude; Polk, James Knox; Prohibition; Radical Republicans; Randolph, John; Rayburn, Sam; Richards, Ann; Russell, Richard B.; Secession; Smith, Frank; Southern Governors' Association; Southern Strategy; Talmadge, Eugene; Taylor, John; Taylor, Zachary; Thurmond, Strom; Tillman, Benjamin Ryan; Voting Rights Act (1965); Wallace, George; Washington, George; Watson, TomWilson, Woodrow

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