ProQuest Subject Index - American history at THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS

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Bolsheviks on the bluff: A history of Memphis Communists and their labor and civil rights contributions 1930--1957	Logic of the heart: Alexander Campbell's rhetoric and hermeneutics on Christian identity, slavery, and church organization

The civil rights underground: The movement for compliance with the Civil Rights Act of 1964	Building a nation: Chickasaw museums and the construction of Chickasaw history and heritage

"They were her Daughters:" Women and grassroots organizing for social justice in the Arkansas delta, 1870--1970	President Bill Clinton, African Americans, and the politics of race and class

The theological antecedents of the Assemblies of God: Baptist and Presbyterian roots	From the closed society to the realization of freedom: The Mississippi delegation debate at the 1964 Democratic National Convention

Standing in the shadows: African American informants and allies of the Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission	The contested reputation of Nathan Bedford Forrest: A case study in rhetoric and regional identity formation

Plantation schools: A history of rural black one-room schools in the Mid-South and the Mississippi Delta from Reconstruction to 1968	Southern graces; Women, faith, and the quest for social justice, Memphis, Tennessee, 1950--1969

Heart's blood: A biography of Lemuel Whitley Diggs	George "Machine Gun" Kelly: His life and impact

Improving the way to the land of opportunity: Internal improvements in Antebellum Arkansas