The Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association

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South Carolina Historical Association
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South Carolina Historical Association
Abstract
Annually, the association publishes a journal, The Proceedings, which consists of papers presented at the annual meeting. What can German History Tell Us about the German Question by Gerhard L. Weinberg – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Banks, Law, and Politics: The Origins, Outcome and Significance of the Deveaux Case by W. Calvin Smith – University of South Carolina at Aiken “This Sad World:” Premillennialists and International Peace during the First World War by Richard M. Gamble – University of South Carolina International Civil Aviation and United States Foreign Policy by Philip Cockrell – University of South Carolina Columbia in the 1880s by John Hammond Moore – Institute for Southern Studies On the Stump: The Congressional Campaigns of James P. Richards, 1932-1954 by Joseph Edward Lee – University of North Carolina at Charlotte Solomon Blatt: “A Segregationist in Moderation?” by Timothy D. Renick – Fort Monroe, Virginia When Votes Don’t Add Up: Labor Politics and South Carolina Workmans’ Compensation Acts, 1934-1938 by Bryant Simon – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Between Camden and Ninety Six: Motte and Granby — Two Small Links in a Very Large Chain by James A. Lee – Lugoff-Elgin High School Sir Henry Hughes Wilson: Study of the Effect of the Individual on Foreign Policy by Richard C. Schellhammer –University of South Carolina E. A. Freeman and Opposition to Victorian Anglo-Saxonism by John V. Crangle – Benedict College Scottish Military Emigrants in the Early Modern Era by William S. Brockington –University of South Carolina at Aiken The Revolution of 1989 and German Unification by Peter Becker –University of South Carolina
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http://hdl.handle.net/10827/23841
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Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association
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SCHA_Proceedings_1991.pdf (41.72 MB)
Issue Date
1991
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Books
Item Language
English
Publisher
South Carolina State Library
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Proceedings of the South Carolina Historical Association
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Copyright © South Carolina Historical Association. For more information contact the South Carolina Historical Association. scha1931.org
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