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. American History in the Schools by Robert P. Green, Jr. – Clemson University The Campaign against Pellagra in Upstate South Carolina by Thomas J. Ward, Jr. – Clemson University A Propitious Moment: Founding the South Carolina Lunatic Asylum by Peter McCandless – College of Charleston Robert Quillen: A Champion of Traditional Values by Marvin L. Cann –Lander College ‘As Different as Heaven and Hell’: The Desegregation of Clemson College by Kirk K. Bast – Clemson University ‘The New Regime’: Race, Politics, and Police in Reconstruction Charleston, 1865-1875 by Laylon Wayne Jordan – College of Charleston “The Equal of Some White Men and the Superior of Others”: Racial Hegemony and the 1916 Lynching of Anthony Crawford in Abbeville County, South Carolina by Terence Finnegan – University of Illinois Barbecue Farming and Friendship: German Prisoners of War and South Carolinians, 1943-1946 by Fritz Hamer – South Carolina State Museum The Problem of Relief for the Families of Confederate Soldiers in South Carolina by Patricia Dora Bonnin – University of Illinois The Late Roman Legal Distribution System as Attempted From Subscriptions to Imperial Documents by Ralph W. Mathisen – University of South Carolina Fifth-Century Bishops, Their Travel Habits, and the Papacy by Martin A. Davis Jr. – University of South Carolina A Biographical Database Based on Gregory of Tours’ History of the Franks by Allen Stone – University of South Carolina The Federal Government’s Battle Against Venereal Disease During World War II: Implementation in South Carolina by Janet Hudson – University of South Carolina The D’Oillys of Oxfordshire: Politics and Patronage in Anglo-Norman England by Larry Salley – University of South Carolina “The Light of Learning Extinguished Within Our Borders” The College Hospitals, Columbia, South Carolina 1862-1865 by Tom Downey – University of South Carolina Stalking the Elephant (And the Donkey): Political Collections at Clemson University by James Cross – Clemson University Libraries Research in Modern Political Collections: A User’s View by Robert G. Barron – University of South Carolina Documenting Political Activity in Modern South Carolina by Herbert J. Hartsook – University of South Carolina Oral History at the Savannah River Site by Tonya Browder – David Colin Crass, and Richard David Brooks – University of South Carolina