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Race, Class, and Politics in Southern History – A respected academic collection of essays examining race relations, class conflict, and political change in the American South, published in honour of historian Robert F. Durden.
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Race, Class, and Politics in Southern History is an important scholarly volume bringing together essays by leading historians to explore the social, political, and economic forces that shaped the American South. Published in honour of Robert F. Durden, this collection addresses major themes including Reconstruction, race relations, populism, class structures, and political development in the Southern States.
Race, Class, and Politics in Southern History is an excellent reference for students, academics, and collectors of American history, this Louisiana State University Press edition remains a valuable contribution to Southern historiography. Ideal for university libraries, researchers, or readers with an interest in United States regional history and race politics.
Condition – Near Fine
Clean and well-preserved copy with sharp boards and bright gilt lettering to spine. Dust jacket present and tidy with only light signs of handling. Internally clean, crisp, and tightly bound.
