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The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association
South Carolina Historical Association
South Carolina Historical Association
Abstract
Annually, the association publishes a journal, The Proceedings, which consists of papers presented at the annual meeting.
Robert McNair and Lyndon Johnson: The Heritage of the New Deal by Philip G. Grose - Institute of Southern Studies, University of South Carolina Columbia
Martha Rutledge Kinloch Singleton: A Slaveholding Widow in Late Antebellum South Carolina by Lindsay Crawford - University of South Carolina Columbia
Free Speech in South Carolina: The 1965 Speaker Ban Controversy by Areli A. Keeney - University of South Carolina Columbia
“Grant Us a Contract”: Spartanburg as Prelude to the Carolina Regional Transit Strike (1919) by Jeffrey M. Leatherwood - West Virginia University
The Evolution of Nineteenth-Century Women’s Benevolence Work in South Carolina, Charleston: A Case Study by Vanessa McNamara - College of Charleston
Indian Leadership and Consensus Opinion in the Old Northwest Territory 1783–1795 by Sarah E. Miller - University of South Carolina Salkehatchie
Changing Times: Occupational Change and Temporal Perception among Old Order Amish by Julie Anna Phillips - Bob Jones University
George Croft Williams and Early Social Work in South Carolina by Elaine Townsend - University of South Carolina Columbia
Issue Date
2009
Keywords
South Carolina Historical Association
Type
Text
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Master file and online file is a PDF/A-1b.