The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association

Abstract

Annually, the association publishes a journal, The Proceedings, which consists of papers presented at the annual meeting. Foreign Policy of Fear: The Example of Curt Pruefer, German Diplomat by Donald M. McKale Uneasy Ally: The Debate Over Foreign Policy in the Federal Republic Germany by Robert Edwin Herzstein The Trial and Tribulations of Jesse Hughey, Free Negro by Philip N. Racine Pierce Mason Butler: The South Carolina Years, 1830-1841 by Miles S. Richards Apostate Priests and Victorian Religious Turmoil: Gavazzi, Achilli, Connelly by D. G. Paz A New Look at Medicine in England in the Sixteenth Century by Allan D. Charles Women’s Labor Laws and the Judiciary: Reaction to Progressive Philosophy by Ann Allen July 20, 1944: The View from America by Birdsall S. Viault James Henley Thornwell and the Mind of the South by James O. Farmer, Jr. The Central Theme of Southern History: Republicanism, Not Slavery, Race, or Romanticism by Kirk Wood